Re: Service Dogs (Correction)

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I wrote: " the vast

majority of dogs are owner/trained, not license, not trained and maybe

even not prescribed by a doctor "

That should have read: " the vast

majority of dogs are owner/trained, not license, not registered and maybe

even not prescribed by a doctor "

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> > From: <gocatholic@>

> > Subject: [ ] Re: Service Dogs

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> > Date: Sunday, June 22, 2008, 12:45 AM

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> > No license is required for a service dog. There wasn't even a federal

> > registry in existence until a couple of months ago.

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> > --- In @gro ups.com, stephanie <stephieann2@ ...>

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> > > I've never been asked to leave due to my service dog. By law, they

> > cannot MAKE you leave, if you have her license and the dog has a vest

> > on. It's discrimination. I've had customers " tattle " on me and the

> > managers now tell them its a service dog in a tote who is not

> > bothering you. Again, psychiatric dogs are service dogs but some are

> > simply called " Therapy dogs " as I don't find it relevant to have

> > everyone in the store note that I have a panic disorder. My health

> > issues are none of their business. If the dog is licensed to me, and

> > I carry my prescription for her with that license from Animal Control

> > I am all set to go!

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[Guest guest]

Okay, I've tried to post this correction three times and keep getting

error messages so I apologize if three posts come through.

I wrote: " the vast

majority of dogs are owner/trained, not license, not trained and maybe

even not prescribed by a doctor "

That should have read: " the vast

majority of dogs are owner/trained, not license, not registered and maybe

even not prescribed by a doctor "

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