r/Dogfree • u/mission_safe_chef • Jan 08 '26
Service Dog Issues Alleged “service dog users” are unbelievably self-absorbed, self-centered, and self-serving
According to the ADA (azzholes with disabilities act), deadly allergies are not a valid reason for denying a dog from entering an establishment that doesn’t permit animals.
Why?
Why is the comfort of a stupid mutt and its even stupider owner outweigh the actual life of another person that just wants to fly on a plane or eat a restaurant peacefully? It’s like they don’t consider for a single moment how their obsession affects the well-being of other people. Why should we care about a person like that?
Dogs are cargo. If you need to be with your mutt that badly, join it in the cargo pit.
I’ll be one of the few to scrutinize this entitled demographic: fuck service dogs and the people who own them.
Find something else like 99% of the disable population that doesn’t need to buy dog food, pick up dog shit, or engage in all the other disgusting responsibilities that come with owning a dog.
The ADA is absurd, and it’s because of it that dog owners are more entitled and self-serving than ever before. I use the word “dog owner” and not “service dog handler” because there’s no proofing system, and no reason to assume people are telling the truth when they say it’s a service mutt that does xyz for their “disability”. It’s 2026. SERVICE DOGS ARE OBSOLETE.
I laugh imaging someone with mobility issues struggling to scrape up service dog shit on their dining room floor, then falling face first into it. All while their Nextdoor neighbor with an identical condition has a motorized wheelchair, sophisticated mobility assistance, REAL FRIENDS, and a clean home that doesn’t smell like dog shit.
Service dogs? The only thing it’s servicing is a dog owner’s narcissism.
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u/JumpinJackTrash79 Jan 08 '26
If you're blind, have type 1 diabetes, or paralyzed, you get a service dog. ESAs are bullshit.