[nagdu] guide dogs in seminary

d m gina dmgina at samobile.net
Sat Feb 16 03:53:51 UTC 2013


I have gone to many funerals to different churches.
Keeping my dog well behaved as I possibly can, nothing has ever been 
asked of me to do differently.
I don't call, I just show up.
Original message:
> If your dog is welcome in your temple, I wouldn't worry about it. I 
> never ask unless it is a situation where I know that it might be a 
> problem. For instance, Mosques are not places where dogs can go. 
> Churches and religious organizations can refuse entrance unless it is 
> an event that is a public event, and if that event is not 
> church-related. That's how I understand it anyway.

> Cindy Lou

> On Feb 15, 2013, at 9:15 PM, Eve Sanchez wrote:

>> Does this mean that we could be denied in churches and other religious
>> spiritual places and events? Do we need to ask permission to worship?
>> I really would like this clarified and to whether or not this is even
>> true. Sounds horrible if it is. Well, I guess, my dog is welcome in my
>> temple at least. Blessed Be. Eve

>> On Fri, Feb 15, 2013 at 6:42 PM, Cindy Ray <cindyray at gmail.com> wrote:
>>> I don't think they can deny you access if you are visiting her at a 
>>> seminary. If their students are eligible for Pel grants, then I am 
>>> almost sure they can't deny you the right to visit your friend and to 
>>> bring your dog.

>>> Cindy

>>> On Feb 15, 2013, at 6:41 PM, Martha Harris wrote:

>>>> Hi Everyone,
>>>> I have an access question. I want to visit my friend for a few days, 
>>>> and she lives in the dorm on campus at her seminary. They said, since 
>>>> they are a church-related organization, the ADA doesn't apply to them. 
>>>> So, I'm not covered under title three of the ADA, but am I covered 
>>>> under fair housing or any other laws? They also cited allergy concerns, 
>>>> which I know isn't allowed under ADA. Thanks for the help; I'm so confused.

>>>> Martha

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