[nagdu] Blind woman ordered to give up guide dog after it bites 3 strangers

[Criminal Justice Major Extraordinaire]

I honestly don't know what to make out of all of this.
Also, I have no idea on why the word "accreditation was used in the article as I've been on both sides of the coin.
I'd also have to question if this dog came from a guide dog school or was owner trained.
If it certainly came from a GD school, it should have automatically been removed from training.
Also, euthanazia is not always a bad thing for animals if they can't be retrained or helped due to emotional damage.
One rule I've learned in my life is always ask a dog owner if I can say hello to their dog first before touching it since the dog doesn't know me to begin with.
Yelling at a dog, swinging a hand or any limb while agitation is going on, doesn't stop it, but makes the matter worse.
I would like to hear a handler's side of their story where I prefer both sides.
If it is only going to be a one-sided story, then why is the article published to begin with?
Just my thoughts.
Bibi and MAR son Odie
soon to be retired