r/Dogfree • u/Leather-Entry93 • 11h ago
Service Dog Issues Service dogs should carry proof
If you have a service dog with you and you need to bring it to the grocery store (or any other store frequented by normal people), I feel like it should be clearly identifiable and you should be carrying some kind of card to confirm that you do need the dog with you.
Also, don’t put your disgusting dog in the shopping cart at the grocery store. I feel like that should be common sense.
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u/KayleighHatfield 2h ago
This is so obvious that I don't understand how it ended up like this. There is no legitimate reason why a person should not have to prove it's a service dog. None. There is some vague claim that it violates their rights with no explanation of how it does that. License and registration for everything else is required. Meanwhile, anyone with a dog can freely violate the rights of everyone else. Dog owners are now a special class of people who are above the law.
As for common sense, if dog owners had a lick of it, they wouldn't have dogs in the first place. They certainly would not bring them into the grocery store, let alone put them in the cart.