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SWOwner · 12-31-2015, 01:03 AM

We have taken Charlie everywhere without a problem. Twice the wife was asked if he was a Service Dog and she says yes and points to a Emotional Support Animal ID (with picture) hanging off the Tote. Yes, a Emotional Support Animal is not a Service Dog but the checkers just smile and wave us through. I am sure that fact that we are old farts help as well. Now, Charlie is so small and only has his head sticking out of the pocket of his travel case might be the reason.

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I imagine if he was much bigger it would cause a problem. We have taken him into Lowe's, Kohl's, Target, WalMart, Giant, Weis, etc. without a problem.

12-31-2015, 01:03 AM	#5
SWOwner Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: York County, PA Posts: 438	We have taken Charlie everywhere without a problem. Twice the wife was asked if he was a Service Dog and she says yes and points to a Emotional Support Animal ID (with picture) hanging off the Tote. Yes, a Emotional Support Animal is not a Service Dog but the checkers just smile and wave us through. I am sure that fact that we are old farts help as well. Now, Charlie is so small and only has his head sticking out of the pocket of his travel case might be the reason. I imagine if he was much bigger it would cause a problem. We have taken him into Lowe's, Kohl's, Target, WalMart, Giant, Weis, etc. without a problem. __________________ .: The Yorkie was bred for the purpose of catching rats in coal mines, textile mills and factories :. .: The Yorkie was used for hunting to borrow underground after badgers and foxes :.