[nagdu] when dogs are working?

[Howard J. Levine]

Hi, harness does not make a guide dog. Harness or no harness your guide dog
is still service dog. If I take Rhett down stairs to go busy and I don't
have a harness on Rhett he is still a guide dog and I am still blind. You
have Right not the dog. Some schools teach guide dogs to leach guide. I
would stand my rights, some times I will sit park in back of co op and donPt
have his harness on, it does not matter he is a guide dog and I still can't
see.

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From: nagdu [mailto:nagdu-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Sofia Gallo via
nagdu
Sent: Friday, October 03, 2014 9:24 AM
To: debby phillips; NAGDU Mailing List, the National Association of Guide
Dog Users
Subject: Re: [nagdu] when dogs are working?

Following up on Dan's comment ... legally I guess it depends on how you
define public accommodation.

I see a lot of problems if a service dog is only considered one with the
harness on. So, the room in the university where this group hangs out is a
place of public accommodation that the university is allowing the group to
use, but isn't a college dorm the same thing? Sure, no one can just walk in
to your dorm, but it is still a place the university is letting you use
temporarily that ultimately belongs to the university just like this room
Abigail mentioned. In dorms, dogs are not allowed but service dogs are, so
would my dog not be allowed in my dorm without the harness because service
dogs are not service dogs without them and regular dogs are not allowed?

The difference between a semi-private room and a dorm are really not that
different ...

Sofia

On 10/2/14, debby phillips via nagdu <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Wow Dan, that's crazy! I think that would drive the poor dog crazy, 
> because they'd never really be able to rest, or differeniate between 
> work and non-work times.  I once looked at an apartment where the 
> manager said that if she saw any dog poop, she'd assume it was from my 
> dog and I'd be told about it.  I thought about that, and thought, 
> okay, I always pick up.  But what about the stray that wanders by and 
> decides to take a dump on their nice lush lawn, or the occasion when I 
> accidentally miss one piece of poop? Wow! So then an apartment in a 
> complex I'd lived in before came open and I jchmped at it, because I 
> knew they wouldn't put me through a bunch of garbage, I was familiar 
> with those apartments, and I liked the manager very much.
> Sometimes it's just better to walk away.     Blessings,    Debby
> and Neena
>
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