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please do not disparage me, an ordained minister of service dog blessing
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oh you're right service dogs actually aren't federally regulated and in fact you're not legally allowed to ask for proof that they're "valid" service animals
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ate all the Oreos posted:emotional support animals are also a real actual thing that helps real actual people with real actual problems so don't assume that everyone's just some weird rear end in a top hat who wants to bring their Pomeranian into wal mart or whatever "emotional support animals" were literally not a thing 10 years ago, they're called pets requiring your dog to be with you where ever you go and imposing it on others in public spaces is a modern rear end in a top hat phenomenon and should never be tolerated or accommodated
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*looks at fellow shoppers shopping cart and sees Ben & Jerrys and a Pomeranian* YOU PIECE OF loving poo poo
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fits my needs posted:*looks at fellow shoppers shopping cart and sees Ben & Jerrys and a Pomeranian*
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Cerv posted:Then at least mention him in your exit interview later Yeah that's pretty much the best I'm going to be able to do. This company is filled with elderly mechanical engineers with...opinions... so even if HR made him sign the formal apology paperwork and promise to be a good boy I would be the one getting punished my last few weeks here.
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Asymmetric POSTer posted:"emotional support animals" were literally not a thing 10 years ago, they're called pets they've been a thing at least since the 90's, i remember hearing about them growing up. and the idea of a therapeutic dog has been around much longer (taking dogs to meet old people at nursing homes, for example)  if the dog is being disruptive or making GBS threads everywhere you're allowed to kick it out of your business according to the ADA, and a dog just being quiet and minding its own business doesn't really seem to be that much of an rear end in a top hat phenomenon to me
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Aug 30, 2017 19:33
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california specifically has dumb state laws that make it harder to boot all sorts of claimed needed animals. federal law says the service animal, which is defined as a dog or miniature horse incidentally, so you can't demand access for say a cat or whatev, has to be under the person's control at all times and the person and animal can be booted if the animal is not kept under control. also though the business can't demand credentials at the time the person attempts to enter with a animal, they're usually good to block access if they don't believe it's a valid service animal, and then the customer would have to sue over it and successfully prove their dumb yappy dog was a valid service animal in court, which they wouldn't be able to do because it's not trained to do anything.
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In Europe you can usually take your dog into restaurants as long as it's muzzled but the dogs over there seemed to be much more well-behaved on average.
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Aug 30, 2017 19:37
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everyone takes their dogs everywhere in Seattle. Its fine, stop being a loving baby
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Aug 30, 2017 19:39
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ADINSX posted:everyone takes their dogs everywhere in Seattle. Its fine, stop being a loving baby same except southern california
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duTrieux. posted:same except southern california is telling a celebrity or some rich rear end in a top hat no worth your service job
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duTrieux. posted:same except southern california except none of these rear end in a top hat have them on leashes so just run into the street whenever they want
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ADINSX posted:everyone takes their dogs everywhere in Seattle. Its fine, stop being a loving baby I have massive dog allergies to the point where I swell up bad and have respiratory problems with certain kinds of dogs in proximity to me.
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"Don't be a loving baby," I yell toughly at a child as his peanut allergy kills him.
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ate all the Oreos posted:they've been a thing at least since the 90's, i remember hearing about them growing up. and the idea of a therapeutic dog has been around much longer (taking dogs to meet old people at nursing homes, for example) yes let's burden the minimum wage workers to now police everyone's making GBS threads pets to determine whether or not they're "real" service animals instead of just not allowing them unless they're for the blind, etc like what went without saying before people starting being terrible
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Aug 30, 2017 20:10
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i'm pretty sure a lot of this can be blamed on california; they have stronger healthy and safety codes wrt to restaurants and not allowing any animals in them unless they're service animals so of course people got into ~hacking~ that right away; same with disabled placards -- tons of them in SF are issued to people with no disabilities
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Asymmetric POSTer posted:yes let's burden the minimum wage workers to now police everyone's making GBS threads pets to determine whether or not they're "real" service animals instead of just not allowing them unless they're for the blind, etc like what went without saying before people starting being terrible this is definitely the intended message of that post
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Asymmetric POSTer posted:yes let's burden the minimum wage workers to now police everyone's making GBS threads pets to determine whether or not they're "real" service animals instead of just not allowing them unless they're for the blind, etc like what went without saying before people starting being terrible idk what policing you're talking about here, the previous setup was already policing and is still how things work in most of the country, lancemantis posted:i'm pretty sure a lot of this can be blamed on california; they have stronger healthy and safety codes wrt to restaurants and not allowing any animals in them unless they're service animals uh no, california specifically has laws that give way more leeway to allow animals in all over the place. just like california specifically has laws that gently caress up property taxes entirely.
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:I have massive dog allergies Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:"Don't be a loving baby," I yell toughly at a child as his peanut allergy kills him. same and same 
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fishmech posted:idk what policing you're talking about here, the previous setup was already policing and is still how things work in most of the country, before very recently, people didn't even bother to try to bring their pets with them into stores/restaurants because it was both socially unacceptable, and just not allow except if you're loving blind now people feel emboldened to try to bring their dogs where ever they want because there's enough critical mass of people always doing it that the burden has shifted to having to police it on a case by case basis instead of people not trying to begin with even if it's loving unsanitary as hell and possibly against health codes, the overworked waiter trying to serve 50 people in the outdoor section of a restaurant probably doesn't want to have his 10th fight of the day with some jackass trying to eat with their dog in a public setting and lets it slide
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Asymmetric POSTer posted:before very recently, people didn't even bother to try to bring their pets with them into stores/restaurants because it was both socially unacceptable, and just not allow except if you're loving blind no, there were seizure dogs and dogs for people who were in wheelchairs and other dogs like that. they were usually pretty easy to figure out they were legit, because the dog was actually trained and not a freaked out bark machine this is not a trend that's all over the place, and is biggest in california. you hardly ever see this poo poo happening in like boston or nyc or philly. california has specific laws that make it harder for businesses to refuse service. again, just as in the past the waiter can just say "hey get that dog out of here" unless the place they're in specifically passed laws making that harder, and it works out fine. just like they tell someone who shows up without a shirt or shoes on to get out of the store. its simple and easy.
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SFO has a therapy pig and she's very nice.
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fishmech posted:this is not a trend that's all over the place, and is biggest in california. ive seen people walk or push toy breed dogs in their own carriage in the grocery store on multiple occasions in the dc area my friend who saw the person getting rejected from boarding a flight with a tiny dog was at DCA
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Asymmetric POSTer posted:ive seen people walk or push toy breed dogs in their own carriage in the grocery store on multiple occasions in the dc area it's kind of the point of those tiny dogs that they get dragged around like that. if they're in some carriage or something they're not running around causing havoc. dog was rejected, problem solved
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Asymmetric POSTer posted:ive seen people walk or push toy breed dogs in their own carriage in the grocery store on multiple occasions in the dc area maybe you should get some kind of therapy dog to deal with the stress of seeing people bring their dogs into stores
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ADINSX posted:everyone takes their dogs everywhere in Seattle. Its fine, stop being a loving baby counterpoint: gently caress you and gently caress your dog, if i wanted to eat around a filthy loving mongrel i'd have lunch with your mom.
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fishmech posted:it's kind of the point of those tiny dogs that they get dragged around like that. if they're in some carriage or something they're not running around causing havoc. lol this is my favorite fishmech take yet
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here's a pro-tip we use. we call the restaurant and ask if they have a patio and is it okay to bring a dog? and they tell us on the phone if it's okay. it works out pretty well. a lot of places are like "heck yeah bring your dog" and then the dog gets a little takeout container filled with ice water if it's hot.
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muckswirler posted:SFO has a therapy pig and she's very nice. the sj airport has therapy robots, i guess
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Beast of Bourbon posted:here's a pro-tip we use. we call the restaurant and ask if they have a patio and is it okay to bring a dog? i gotta remember to walk mine to shake shack when the weather cools down
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An ex of mine had roommates that they had fake-certified as emotional support animals for their apartment They would leave them alone for weeks at a time and pick them up by the tail 
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ate all the Oreos posted:emotional support animals are also a real actual thing that helps real actual people with real actual problems so don't assume that everyone's just some weird rear end in a top hat who wants to bring their Pomeranian into wal mart or whatever they are ruining it for everyone else and it is apparently real easy to get a totally bs 'certification' from the internet small dogs are generally garbo anyway
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Not a Children posted:An ex of mine had roommates that they had fake-certified as emotional support animals for their apartment It really seems up to the roommates if they're going to put up with that sort of thing from your ex. Maybe they were lifestyle subs?
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:I have massive dog allergies to the point where I swell up bad and have respiratory problems with certain kinds of dogs in proximity to me. some people just werent meant for this world
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Dislike button posted:small dogs are generally garbo anyway Except for beagles, corgis, english bulldogs, dachshunds, and mixed-breed smalls substantially consisting of one or more of these these breed-components, IAWTP. Schadenboner fucked around with this message at 21:21 on Aug 30, 2017 |
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https://twitter.com/ParisHilton/status/901082063922769921
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Full Communism Now.
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