I went to law school with a woman who had a service miniature horse. It was able to give her more physical/balance support than a dog. It was about the size o

I went to law school with a woman who had a service miniature horse. It was able to give her more physical/balance support than a dog. It was about the size of a large dog but a bit stockier. It was never a problem in the hallway or in classes or anything and didn't smell. The only time it was an issue was in the ladies room. The bathrooms were ADA compliant, at least in theory, but small. There were three stalls total - 2 "standard" and 1 wheelchair accessible - but a woman + a horse are a bit wider than a wheelchair and the horse wasn't quite as agile a dog and couldn't maneuver well in the small space. I regret that I didn't ask her where she kept the horse in Boston - did it live in her apartment? Outside? No idea how that would work.