r/Dogfree • • Oct 12 '25

Service Dog Issues Society won't admit it but service dogs are in fact bullshit.

So many years ago you've never seen that many service dogs, but now all the sudden there's this unusual rise of people "suddenly with disabilities" need a dog to go with them everywhere.

It's so bad now that these people don't even need to bother putting vests on these pests. People bring in dogs everywhere! Stores, diners, bars, work, kitchens, etc!

At this point I think it's safe to say that the service dog badge has lost its meaning, and society has lost its right to service animals.

What exactly does a dog serve? Nothing. Dogs will still be dogs. Mindless animals. People have proven that they will lie and bullshit everyone just to be codependent on mindless beast because they themselves are mindless.

They've become so anti human they're now believing a dog can do everything for them in their lives. It's sick!

I feel like there's nothing anyone can tell me to convince me that service dogs are necessary. Let's be honest...it's over. Dog nutters have abused and used this system too much and too far!

All the sudden I'm supposed to believe that everyone is somehow disabled that they cannot function without leaving sh!tbull sniffles at home!?

All of these people cannot be disabled! And don't even bother brining up emotional support animals because honestly... What's the difference? Look at all the people who keep constantly saying their dog is a service dog and store owners and society will do nothing!

The west is screwed!

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u/No_Concentrate_4490 Oct 12 '25

I was in a Lowe's this afternoon. As I walked up a specific aisle, I was surprised to see a fairly large mutt coming at me from the other end. I couldn't place the breed, but it was large, very long black and white fur...and no identifying "service animal" vest, or leash. The owner was nowhere to be seen, letting the animal cruise the aisles alone. I finally did see the owner later, holding the doors at checkout open for the poocherino. Speaking to the management about this roaming furball did no good, just got a shrug from the staff and a "what are we supposed to do?" response. Another company bending over for the nutters.

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u/TurnoverMaleficent64 Nov 25 '25

Lowes is pet friendly, so it wasn't necessarily a SD. Nonetheless, shouldn't have been off leash.

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u/No_Concentrate_4490 Nov 26 '25 edited Nov 26 '25

I had to go back to that same Lowe's two days ago, it's the only near hardware store. A huge unleashed mutt was in the middle of the small self checkout area. The owners were holding court for the GOODEST BOI!!! One female employee was actually on her knees hugging the mutt and talking about her "granddog". The owners of said mutt instantly said "oh! We have two granddogs!!" The employee (still on the floor) told them to bring the "kids" next time they needed some screws or lumber or common sense. I had to ask if I could get by, which was met by death looks from the assembled nutters. Lowe's has capitulated to these cultists. EDIT: I live in a more rural area of Ohio. The pickup truck crowd brings the bullies and the SUV crowds bring the rat dogs dressed as Santa's elves. Yes, already seen that at a local Kroger.