Something doesn't have to be a fundamental right in order to expect a lack of discrimination or the bare minimum of accommodation. What about accommodating tho

Something doesn't have to be a fundamental right in order to expect a lack of discrimination or the bare minimum of accommodation. What about accommodating those people who have allergies to dog or cat dander? I think their need (i.e their need to breathe without discomfort) takes priority over the want of pet owners to bring their pets to all public venues with them.