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[quote=Anonymous][quote]There are also many workplaces that are dog friendly. Colleges and universities are the most common places where dogs are welcome in some departments. And of course, Google's new DC digs are, too.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-07-16/google-s-...dc-opens-to-senators-dogs.html

Service animals can be allowed in restaurants.

http://www.chow.com/food-news/54051/why-arent-dogs-allowed-in-us-restaurants/

I have seen dogs in Best Buy, OP, as well as in Home Depot, Lowes, and several Barnes and Noble bookstores. Dogs are also allowed in DC cabs unless the driver has documentation that shows they are allergic to dogs. The TC confirms this. Many outdoor festivals also welcome dogs, and I have seen them at several outdoor farmer's markets.

People who have dog allergies should be careful and not assume a place is unfriendly to dogs.

That's right. The burden should be on people. How dare they assume they can go into businesses or workplaces and just have a right to be there and not have an allergic attack? They should have to check every single time they leave the house so that dogs can have the run of the world, of course.
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Oh, dial back the drama. No one said dogs should have the run of the world. The simple truth is if you have an allergy, don't make assumptions about where you go and do your research to make sure you take care of yourself.  Same thing if one is has a compromised immune system, one has to be responsible to minimize their risk themselves. Pretty simple, really.[/quote]

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