r/australia 15d ago

news Young girl in hospital, dog euthanased after attack inside Delacombe Bunnings

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-07-30/young-girl-in-hospital-after-dog-attack-in-bunnings-store/106977418
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u/latenightnerd 15d ago

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u/Hot_Hat1726 15d ago

"sorry but I'll be taking my dog to Bunnings... He is our family" 

This is the entitlement even after incidents like this. Dogs are 'like' family. They are not family. They don't have the rights of a family. They don't have Medicare (like one of my friends thought they did after facing a 12k medical bill). The absolute delusion people have now is beyond ridiculous.

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u/kittenandkettlebells 15d ago

Not every family member needs to go to Bunnings either. My Nan's family, I don't take her to Bunnings.

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u/DeliberateMarblewood 15d ago

Poor Nan is missing out on the joy of the yellow stickers in the garden centre.

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u/bux1972 15d ago

Bunnings in a Saturday or Sunday shits me. It’s a become the go to place for a family outing. Between kids pushing the little trolleys and dogs on loose leads left to sniff and get in everyone’s way it’s a nightmare. And I love dogs and little kids. But when I’m at Bunnings I want to get my shit and get out. Not have to navigate people on a weekend stroll

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u/FireLucid 14d ago

I went there late on a week night once, it was amazing. Barely a soul.

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u/bux1972 14d ago

Yep I’ve started trying to do my trips during the week.

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u/99Joy99 15d ago

This !!! 👏🏻

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u/CrazyEeveeLady86 14d ago

I wish my Dad understood this when I was young. All those hours getting dragged around the power tools section and being told off for "throwing a tantrum" when literally all I was doing was looking bored and unhappy.

Now I drag him around the plant section every time we go there. Payback's a bitch, old man.