[nfbmi-talk] On Protecting Service Animals

[Tonya Smith]

Hi Larry. This is true. You're supposed to be in control of your animal at all  times whether it be a pet or a service animal. I agree and if you can't be in control, you shouldn't have this service animal whether it be *** dog or otherwise. Now, I do believe that I do disagree that when an animal is being attacked, I do disagree that you should not just let it go. I mean, you should try to diffuse that as much as possible. Someone told me that let it go is just as bad as letting the attack happen. They are just as guilty in my opinion. I never agreed with that 100% and I love animals. It's almost like me saying, oh well a child gets hurt, let him get hurt or someone is hurting a child, oh yeah, just let him get hurt, don't worry about it. I mean that would make me just as guilty. I mean people need to learn to be a little bit more passionate.

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> From: "Larry D. Keeler" <lkeeler at comcast.net> 
> Sent: March 10, 2011 6:11:54 PM
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> Subject: [nfbmi-talk] On Protecting Service Animals
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> As a dog user myself, I do know that most service dogs won't attack even when they are cornered.  Pennsylvania is sure doing a great thing!  Not only for the protection of service dogs but also for the people involved.  When I got my dog, I was told in case of attack just let her go and call for help.  But how is she going to defend herself with leash and harness on!  And of course, whether a service dog or a pet, you are always supposed to be in control of your animal!  
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