Dalebert

A lot of you are just simply wrong on all aspects of this post. Taking the dog through the buffet is wrong - I’ll agree to that. I have an emotional support animal and so does my my wife. Both small Yorkshire terriers that are hypoallergenic - they have hair, not fur, and they shed less than you or I. We are both veterans clinically diagnosed with PTSD. Our dogs are not perfect, sometimes they bark, sometimes they go crazy inside our home if they hear a random noise, sometimes the go nuts if someone they don’t agree with tried to pet them. They have not gone through the same training as let’s say an individual that is blind and needs and eye seeing dog; however, we need them. There are times when my wife and I are mentally incapacitated due to stress or simply bad images. Our dogs immediately since this and come to us and lick our faces, this calms us down. There has been issues where my wife has gone into seizures over her trauma before our dogs and it’s not pretty. Now Emotional support animals are not allowed so we have to classify them differently… all we want to do is go on a cruise and know we have that comfort if we need it… why are we not allowed?