[nagdu] Disclosing guide dog?

[Star Gazer]

You don't have to. It all depends on you. Do you want to take the risk of
being hassled at the time of your arrival? I wouldn't, and I don't have a
dog now partly for that reason. I don't want to subject my kids to that
nonsense or myself. 
If you and your husband are healthy and are not risk adverse in this sense,
and can deal with aarguing, then don't say anything. 
If one of you has health conditions or you just want to enjoy your trip
without anybody bothering you, then let themknow. 
Very likely nobody will say anything other then "nice dog". 


-----Original Message-----
From: nagdu [mailto:nagdu-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Daryl Marie
Sent: Tuesday, April 8, 2014 3:33 PM
To: nagdu at nfbnet.org
Subject: [nagdu] Disclosing guide dog?

Hi, all,

Quesiton for you.

I have posted before that my husband and myself, along with Jenny, are going
on a trip to Montana in a few weeks.  I doublechecked my reservation
confirmation email from the hotel, and right at the bottom, it says no pets.

Now, I realize Jenny is not a pet... we all know this.  I am debating
whether or not to disclose the fact that she is my guide dog now, or wait
until we arrive at the hotel.  Does anyone have any advice?  I realize I am
not obligated to notify the hotel, but I don't want to wind up stranded in
Montana and having to pay for alternate accommodations (worst-case scenario,
I know).   We have stayed at this hotel before and had a wonderful
experience, but this was before I trained with Jenny.

I would love any opinions!

Daryl

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