[nfbwatlk] Service animals article out of Portland

[Kaye Kipp]

It's my opinion that a service animal ought to have some identifiable proof 
that it's a service animal.  It's too easy for anyone to just bring a pet 
whatever onto public transportation or into a public facility and call it a 
service animal.  And then if the animal causes harm or misbehaves, it makes 
it hard for the legitimate service animal owner.

As for the guide horse, I can't picture it.  I guess when dogs were first 
used for guiding, people were skeptical, so I suppose anything's possible, 
but frankly, it doesn't seem very practical, and I sure don't think I'd take 
one on a bus or into a restaurant.

Kaye
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