with a choke collar and a remote training collar for that little shit, and a hasty bill for the mom to pay for the man hours to clean it up and charged her for everything that was damaged or hit the floor.

Unfortunately, a retail worker rarely has the power to kick someone out of the store. He'd most likely get fired for "being rude to a customer" if he tried.

True, but it is wrong that it is that way. There is only so much that a retail worker should have to put up with, and managers should have their backs. They don't though, retail workers are treated like they are replaceable. When I was little if I acted up in the store my mother would drag my ass out of the store and I would go home. You can bet I had hell to pay if I didn't act right. If did something wrong I was also made to apologize for it. Why parents are not doing that now is beyond me. Allowing your child to purposely destroy someone's hard work and not doing anything about it makes them a crappy parent. You are just teaching the child that if they do something wrong you can just walk away and you don't even have to apologize for it.

I've kicked many teenagers out of the store for horseplay and generally dangerous or damaging behavior, with praise from and instructions from my managers to do so. I've been working retail since 2008 in a large store.

and get criticized by the minute if it takes you longer than they think it should take to recover an aisle.