These Dog Owners Beat New York's Subway Ban In This Very Creative Way
Nov. 7 2018, Updated 10:07 a.m. ET
If you've ever been on the NYC subway during rush hour, then you're familiar with all of the horrors associated with it.
From delays, to broken down trains, to failed AC units, to urine sopped corners you only discover upon stepping into a suspiciously empty car, finding a train that isn't jam-packed with too many people to fit when you're just trying to get home is a miracle sometimes.
And to make matters worse, you aren't allowed to bring your pet on the train, either. Now, those other problems are a little out of one's control, but when it comes to smuggling pets into places where they aren't allowed, if you're creative, you can get it done. And if there's one thing New Yorkers are, it's creative. I mean, how the heck else are you going to mentally survive spending $2,300 on a studio with a matchbox for a bathroom?
So they found some incredible ways to get around the pet travel ban on subways.
The rule states:
"No person may bring any animal on or into any conveyance or facility unless enclosed in a container."
I mean, technically they aren't doing anything wrong.
Any old bag seems to work.
It's the perfect clapback from dog owners to the MTA.
They're technically not breaking the rules, from my understanding.
Depending on the breed you have, it could be a pretty crazy workout.
But the rules don't state you need to be carrying the dog either, so...
If you're trying to keep humans from travelling with their pets, you're gonna have to try a bit harder, NYC.
Plus, the rule, as annoying as it may be, has ultimately yielded some adorably hilarious pictures, so there's that.
