I have never had a problem with wal-mart, ever. But I know it's coming one of these days. Sometimes I even wave Coco's little paw at them to say hi and I flash a big smile and walk right in. I think it's just the luck of the draw. If the employee is having a good day, they may look away, but otherwise you are asked to leave.As far as service dogs are concerned, Villette I'm with you. No service dog needs to be in a stroller, since they are there to be alert of whatever they're trained to do. Also true that they may have been trained in certain times of the day and in certain situations but they should always be free to come to the rescue if need be. There's no way that the dog could do anything being zipped up in a stroller. That would be someone that just wanted to make their dog a service dog, so they could take their dogs everywhere. |