Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our dogs are certainly part of our family. I openly call them kid #1 and #2. Our human kids are kids #3 and #4.
That said, we don't bring them everywhere with us. Just like the kids.
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Unless you are a public venue, Aunt's emotional support papers mean didly squat.
Unless the papers are from the ADA they mean squat! Those support animal certificates are not service animal certificates. Only service animals are legally protected. (FYI, per ADA guidelines, only dogs and mini horses can be service animals, so cats are not legally protected in a public space if a shop owner kicks them out.)
They are relevant for housing purposes, per the Fair Housing Act.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Unless you are a public venue, Aunt's emotional support papers mean didly squat.
Unless the papers are from the ADA they mean squat! Those support animal certificates are not service animal certificates. Only service animals are legally protected. (FYI, per ADA guidelines, only dogs and mini horses can be service animals, so cats are not legally protected in a public space if a shop owner kicks them out.)
Anonymous wrote:Our dogs are certainly part of our family. I openly call them kid #1 and #2. Our human kids are kids #3 and #4.
That said, we don't bring them everywhere with us. Just like the kids.