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07-13-2006, 04:07 PM | #16 |
Donating YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Michigan
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| [QUOTE=red98vett]Oh wow - I'm not one to say break the law - but in this case...there's NO food and people seem to enjoy her little dog....I think that poor woman should be given a break - I liked her comment about keeping the "hometown atmosphere" in her shop. Are we so insensitive now that a little bending of the laws can't happen ? I agree - leave her be - she & her Yorkie are hurting no one, maybe she is depressed in her aging years & NEEDS her companion with her! Perhaps this investigator is a very controlling person AND there is more then one way to skin a city official She needs to investigate the terms in her state on "therapy dogs" Didn't she know, her pooch can be classified as a therapy dog because he can warn her of an oncoming heartattack OR a seisure coming on OR as simple as depression. Most states do NOT require the canine to be trained by a professional, the canine can be trained by the owner and it IS against the law to be asked what kind of therapy dog it is. Once you state it is a therapy dog, if the person continues asking you to leave or have the dog leave - the person harassing you can be fined. hmmm sounds to me like it is time to turn the tables. My oldest Chloe works (and makes money) working for depressed & Anxious Seniors. When she is not allowed to "go to work" she takes it like a punishment. Anyone causing her to leave premises she needs to be will get fined. We used to be harassed by one tenant in a City Senior Apartment Building - no more |
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