Rude Maltapost treatment
One Saturday morning I had been waiting for 25 minutes in a queue at Maltapost’s Mosta branch when all of a sudden a Maltapost officer behind the counter rudely told me to leave because I was accompanied by a dog. My dog is well trained and was on a...
One Saturday morning I had been waiting for 25 minutes in a queue at Maltapost’s Mosta branch when all of a sudden a Maltapost officer behind the counter rudely told me to leave because I was accompanied by a dog.
My dog is well trained and was on a leash at all times peacefully sitting next to me, not disturbing other people in the queue.
When I was asked to leave most of the people empathised with me and protested that I had been in the queue for quite some time. Some also offered to hold the dog outside.
I calmly said that I will leave and go home. As soon as I walked out I checked for signs indicating that pets are not allowed; however there are no signs of this nature.
While I object that well-trained pets are not allowed into suchestablishments I am mostly writing this letter to object to the way the Maltapost officer rudely told me to leave. I hope Maltapost invests in appropriate training. I also expect the company to put up the appropriate signs if it does not welcome pets.