My best friend uses a (very well-behaved and trained) emotional support animal for PTSD that completely changed my perspective on emotional support animals. The

My best friend uses a (very well-behaved and trained) emotional support animal for PTSD that completely changed my perspective on emotional support animals. They would change your perspective, too. I agree with other posters here that some kind of minimal documentation is acceptable, and completely agree with a big fine for abuse of the system. With respect to this news item, and since the law is pretty clear, what exactly do they mean by "documentation" here? "... it would require documentation about their health and, in some instances, a promise of good conduct" Oh, so basically... Nothing worthwhile. These are the kinds of changes that just gum up any system and end up causing a bureaucratic nightmare after the whole thing gets tons of these totally useless processes and requirements slapped on. You wanna talk about fining people for something? There should be a fine for creating this kind of inefficiency.