[nagdu] Minature Horse Article

[Tami Kinney]

The service would be that the spider convinces people to stay out of 
your way and leave you alone just by sitting there looking like a 
spider! /lol/ Fewer people always interrupting your day to ask if they 
can pet the spider because it's just so cu-ute!

Okay, my imagination is going too far now with service clydesdales and 
tarantulas! Teehee.

Well, the reason the definition of service animal was tightened up is 
because some people were going far in what they were bringing into 
public, and not all of these rare critters could be counted on not to 
cause problems... Or so it is said. /smile/ I have a hard time grasping 
the use of a service lizard, but... What do I know about lizards?

I'm not disagreeing with the refined definition, just saying I don't 
understand how someone would have found usefulness in having a service 
snake or reptile or something like that. I seem to remember in the early 
discussions about the proposed changes back in the day mentioned 
"reptiles as service animals" quite a bit, which made me wonder how many 
were really running around all over the country... /smile/

Tami

On 03/30/2012 08:02 PM, Ava Foster wrote:
> Oh please please no service spiders, we do not need to go there
> *grins*! I think the federal regulations restricted that, restricted
> any sort of service animal allowed public access when with their
> handler to dogs and mini horses. Before that, *shudders* I think
> service spiders could have been a possibility. Now that is one service
> animal I would run screaming from, regardless of training! Ava
>
> On 3/30/12, Cindy Ray<cindyray at gmail.com>  wrote:
>> Well, people say a lot of animals--birds, snakes, and spiders--help them
>> with their mental stability, and maybe they do, but where would you stop in
>> this access thing.
>>
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