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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How do we petition a universal change of policy?  Those of us with major fear and allergy have to shop too!  I know too many people, including children, who have been severely injured by people's pets in public establishments.
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Shop at stores which do not allow pets. They will be happy to have your business.[/quote]

Also send a letter to corporate or post on their FB page that due to their policy, you are no longer shopping at their stores and will be shopping at <competitor> store.  Explain that if they have a pet-free store policy that you'll return to shop there.

They will only change their policies if there is sufficient public demand for such changes.  If they don't know about your opinion, they are not going to change.[/quote]

Doubt it.  My BIL owns a restaurant and he said it is now rare to go a week without at least 1 dog being brought in.  Of course, they are always "service" dogs.  So, the only questions he's legally allowed to ask is: is that a service dog for a disability?  What service does it perform?  That's it.  He can't ask for the dog's paperwork, can't ask what the disability is, or ask what service the dog performs.  He knows that most are not real service dogs based on their behavior (ie: doesn't lay quietly or stay seated by the owner) because we do have a blind relative with a real service dog and know that dog's behavior when working.  The only recourse he has is if a dog is really out of control, then he can ask them to leave.      [/quote]

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