| Re: Service dog denied at Walmart Quote:
Originally Posted by moz205 I personally think the law needs to be looked at as I am sure there are people that would want to bring their dogs with them anywhere they go. All they have to do is buy a vest, easily available online. They should have a doctors note just like with handicap parking. Just because we don't "see" the disability doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Again, the issue is not whether or not this woman has a true disability whom none of us are privy to state, but the law was not abided by. As the law states now, SHE did nothing against it. |
Still sounds like a frivolous lawsuit. I'm all for service dogs and all the good they do. But I think common sense has to have a priority. How is a person that "has had back surgery" able to shop better at Wal-Mart with a "service dog in training"??? If she doesn't have a valid reason, she is going to make it harder for the one's that do if this gets dragged thru the courts. The law was created to protect a true need.
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