the vast majority of restaurants are already dog-free. which cities are you in where this is a problem? in Manhattan for instance basically all of them prohibit dogs under very particular circumstances like there's an outdoor area.
Talk about a complete non-issue. The amount that this actually happens beyond the anecdotes of a few reactionary people listening to to many JRE podcasts is near zero.
Besides, most places are dog-free. However, the ADA and other supporting legislation accommodates people with disabilities so this means that sometimes there's a balancing act between you enjoying a dog free experience (99% of the time) and then 1% of the time someone might have a dog with them that can detect low blood sugar for diabetes or stroke. Frankly, even if this is abused, just enabling people to have this accommodation without demanding it or disclosing medical information to strangers is worth it.
Now I'm guessing you're one of these savant medical geniuses with super powers because you can "just tell by looking at em" to determine if they're faking it. With such powers I'd recommend medical school because those powers of diagnoses are being wasted for being a pathetic reactionary who can't stand anyone different than them.
That is plainly not true. Maybe there are a few hypertrained service dog, but the same "service dog" rules apply to dogs under traying, with no formal checks. So take untrainable puppy from shelter, say you are training it to be "fetch service dog" in 30 years, and that yapper can legally enter anywhere.
I do not buy arguments about hypoglycemia, stroke etc. Moderm electronics are far better at that.
the vast majority of restaurants are already dog-free. which cities are you in where this is a problem? in Manhattan for instance basically all of them prohibit dogs under very particular circumstances like there's an outdoor area.
Not my experience, everyone has assistance dog and ban does not apply to them.
so you're in the USA and want service dogs to be prohibited? again, where is this an issue? most people do not have service dogs...
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Don’t come to many countries in Europe then.
Talk about a complete non-issue. The amount that this actually happens beyond the anecdotes of a few reactionary people listening to to many JRE podcasts is near zero.
Besides, most places are dog-free. However, the ADA and other supporting legislation accommodates people with disabilities so this means that sometimes there's a balancing act between you enjoying a dog free experience (99% of the time) and then 1% of the time someone might have a dog with them that can detect low blood sugar for diabetes or stroke. Frankly, even if this is abused, just enabling people to have this accommodation without demanding it or disclosing medical information to strangers is worth it.
Now I'm guessing you're one of these savant medical geniuses with super powers because you can "just tell by looking at em" to determine if they're faking it. With such powers I'd recommend medical school because those powers of diagnoses are being wasted for being a pathetic reactionary who can't stand anyone different than them.
That is plainly not true. Maybe there are a few hypertrained service dog, but the same "service dog" rules apply to dogs under traying, with no formal checks. So take untrainable puppy from shelter, say you are training it to be "fetch service dog" in 30 years, and that yapper can legally enter anywhere.
I do not buy arguments about hypoglycemia, stroke etc. Moderm electronics are far better at that.