That raises an interesting question: suppose a business has one employee who needs a service dog and another who is allergic to dogs. Both individuals can be ac

That raises an interesting question: suppose a business has one employee who needs a service dog and another who is allergic to dogs. Both individuals can be accomodated individually, but there is no realistic way to accommodate both without creating "undue hardship" to the business. Who wins priority? This may be an unrealistic scenario, but it's at least an interesting hypothetical.