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The other day I saw a HUGE pitbull with a service dog vest (or whatever they are called) at a Costco. It was right next to me in the line and it was clear that
by yumraj 7y ago
The other day I saw a HUGE pitbull with a service dog vest (or whatever they are called) at a Costco. It was right next to me in the line and it was clear that the owner was in no way disabled.
I was not happy for those few very long minutes in the line. And there was no way in hell that I was going to ask that owner if his service dog was legitimate.
- roywiggins 7y ago> it was clear that the owner was in no way disabled How good are you at identifying epileptic people who aren't currently having a seizure?
- yumraj 7y agoFair enough. But do you need a bloody pit bull as a service dog? Can't you have an animal that is less likely to harm other humans, especially kids. Edit: My issue with pit bull is not about their reputation, since I have no way to verify that. It's more about their size and their ability to cause bodily harm.
- alsk 7y agoThis is a good start: https://www.dogsbite.org/ https://www.dogsbite.org/
- Svoka 7y agoYou know, this is quite prejudicious. You think that most common service dog, labrador or german shepherd, won't cause you harm if it wanted to?
- yumraj 7y ago> You know, this is quite prejudicious Personally I have an issue with any large dog around me and kids in public spaces. They are faithful to their owners, not the entire humanity.
- roywiggins 7y agoService animals are probably the best trained dogs you'll ever meet.
- yumraj 7y agoPerhaps, if they genuinely are service dogs. But no one is verifying that they are indeed service dogs since it seems businesses can't. Also, as I said dogs are loyal to their owners not all humans.
- galangalalgol 7y agoLabs are even bigger, do they bother you?
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- thedudeabides5 7y agoMy issue with pitbulls is they keep attacking my golden retriever.