[nagdu] Fake Service Dogs

[Julie J.]

It's not a fake service animal.  Animals don't fake it, people do.  If the 
woman has a disability, then the dog if trained to do a task to mitigate her 
disability, is a service animal.  It sounds as if the dog is poorly trained 
though.  that is a different issue.  Businesses can ask her to take the dog 
out, if it's acting inappropriately, touching other customers uninvited, 
touching the merchandise, barking, or other ill behavior.  However they do 
have to give her the opportunity to address the situation.  One bark or 
sniff isn't grounds for an eviction, but repeated behavior that isn't 
addressed is grounds for the boot.
HTH
Julie
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-----Original Message----- 
From: Miranda Morse via nagdu
Sent: Monday, August 03, 2015 3:18 PM
To: 'NAGDU Mailing List,the National Association of Guide Dog Users'
Cc: Miranda Morse
Subject: [nagdu] Fake Service Dogs

Hello, In the last week I have been approached by two different individuals
at different times about a woman in town who has PTSD and has a service dog.
Their claims are that it is a fake service animal because of the way it acts
in public. It is a great dane and I have seen it in public before and I
would tend to agree.

I would appreciate any suggestions on how to address this matter?

Miranda

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