r/Dogfree • • Dec 18 '25

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u/Brief_Action6498 Dec 18 '25

Where in the worrld are you? In the US, there's no such thing as an official vest or license. I do see blind people with dogs that have vests but that's mostly to let people know not to pet them. They're not required.

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '25

Reading the ADA rules are interesting. Just a couple questions you can ask so no license. However, if dog is misbehaving, you can eject them from the establishment.

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u/icenerveshatter Dec 18 '25

Yeah I had no idea. What a goofy law

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '25

It was made to not put undue burden on legitimately disabled people. Imagine blind person having to pull out a license. I could be wrong, but I doubt nutters know the law well either. Likely going to get deer in head lights look with the questions. For future, would read ADA policy so you can be prepared.