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Originally Posted by marcerella02  not nesessarily. If someone cannot access a public facility due to anxiety and the service dogs allows them to do so- then they are providing a service- which is what guide dogs do as well- they allow an otherwise capable person to access somewhere they would otherwise be unable to. |
Hmmm...I always thought it was limited to dogs trained provided a service for someone with a disability. I never realized that 'anxiety' was classified as a disability....
I guess maybe if the Dept of Justice recognizes the cases as a disability on a case by case basis...
Businesses ARE allowed (legally) to ask what specific tasks the animal is trained to perform, BTW.