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Originally Posted by Baroness  Wow! After reading some of these posts I have decided this site is not worth the hassle. Not only are some of you blatantly rude because you have a differing opinion from another user, but now you have the audacity to gang up on someone over a medical issue they have trained their dog to help them for. Because of what? It isn't as big a disability as your kids? I have sat here and read through so many posts and see that some people get away with snarky murder. What are your standards YT? If someone has a large following, donates, and posts a couple thousand times their behavior is acceptable? I grew up with a father with MS, I wish to God we had known about a service dog to help him when he was still alive. The fact that one can help anyone, no matter what their ailment, speaks to how truly marvelous these pets we choose can be. I will NEVER be ok with people downing someone with ANY kind of disability. There is NO room within the disability community to rate whose is real or worse than another's.
I wish everyone luck and love with their pets and their health, but as for me I really dislike the snarky know-it-all attitude that seems to permeate so many people, especially since they are allowed to continue and never stopped. |
I feel you not only misunderstand the "medical" and non-certification of the dog at hand, or those in examples but I think you fail to see there are people here calmly productively stating their opinions on both sides nevertheless disagreements are human nature when open forums are the basis.
Most feel the manager should have been polite, the dog should probably have not been in the store. I feel that way but empathize, I used to take my dog to Target it was policy they were allowed until the corporation made a no dog policy taking the choice from individual store managers, I didn't know and was rudely told as I was leaving...I too was mad over the circumstances and lack of basic communication and customer service in a satisfactory experience. I see both sides,
I'm so sorry you feel this way, please take a short break and come back and reread. YT is a wealth of health, training, grooming etc information in the least. Some threads get touchy on feelings, I'm not seeing where this one is 'one of those' hope you stick around.
