Corect me if Im wrong, but seems to me that you are so intent on using your dead puppy to extort money from this Dominos that you are willing to lie about it. Here is what you wrote on another site (http://www.complaintsboard.com/complaints/domino039s-pizza-linway-plaza-goshen-c72690.html):

“The franchise owner also told the BBB that she consoled me on the phone for about 40 minutes when we only talked briefly because I had to catch a plane and told her I would call her back when she asked if there was anything they could do. I couldn’t talk and didn’t want to cry on the plane all the way to DC., so I again told her I would call her back. I was gone a few days and came home to some roses from them with a card and that was supposed to be the end of it with them”

But in the story up above you write:

“…My parents came from nearly an hour away to come get me and take me and my dead puppy back to their home because I was so distraught and they were worried about me. I stayed there for three days….”
Which is it?
Did you go catch a plane and take a trip for a few days, or did you stay with your parents an hour away, overcome with grief?
Are you really willing to say anything to try to damage this local business owner for your own carelessness?
Do you know what slander is?
Have you noticed that almost everyone holds you responsible? Is everybody else wrong?

We agree on one thing: “No one wants to take responsibility anymore for anything.”

Take a few moments to consider how you might take some responsibility for your actions:

1) Pet owners are legally responsible for the actions of their pets. You failed to prevent your puppy from running out into a public street. It doesn’t matter how fast the driver was going, your dog didn’t belong in the street. It’s clearly your fault. (Not to mention that the driver was only there because YOU called them)

2) You’re lucky that your dog didn’t cause a more serious accident, as you would be legally liable. Be thankful that the Domino’s driver didn’t press charges against you or decide to sue you.

3) Your puppy ran out the door while you were rummaging through your purse to give the driver his (generous, I’m sure) tip. You could have asked the driver to wait until your puppy was back in the house, but you didn’t. After he got his tip, he had no reason to wait. Again: Your fault.

4) How long does it take to retrieve a puppy? The driver waited at the door for you to find a tip, received the tip, got back in the car, drove down the street, turned in the cul de sac, drove back past your house… and your puppy was still running wild? Again: your fault.

5) You write: “I didn’t need to lock the puppy up….” Obviously, you did.

6) “Got any kids…?” I’ve raised 5 kids. And I’d never put them at risk by sending them to chase a puppy in or near traffic. You should be thankful the kid you sent out by the street wasn’t hurt. And I don’t have a dog because, like you, I don’t want to accept responsibility for caring for it.

7) The fact that you left a comment about your puppy on a post about a husband and father who was recently killed shows that you are even more self-absorbed than I initially suspected. And that’s saying something.

8 ) “…anyone who made a heartless comment in favor of Dominos needs to get a heart.” It’s funny that you think YOU are deserving compassion. Just because I think the blame is yours doesn’t mean I’m heartless. My heart aches for the little puppy. And the child you sent into traffic.

9) “You are an ass!” OK, I’ll concede that one to you.