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Give the service animal a "license plate" that can be verified on a government website? I guess they could be copied or falsified fairly easily.
by Buttons840 7y ago
Give the service animal a "license plate" that can be verified on a government website? I guess they could be copied or falsified fairly easily.
- compsciphd 7y agochip it.
- CydeWeys 7y agoUnless you're going to put chip readers in every place of public accommodation, this won't help much.
- compsciphd 7y agoit wouldn't be hard or expensive for places that care about allowing service animals to get a chip reader.
- CydeWeys 7y agoEvery place of public accommodation, i.e. all businesses, are required to allow service animals. "Caring" isn't optional.
- compsciphd 7y agomany places don't care to exclude pets at all. they don't care. many places might decide its not worth caring about if its a real service animal or not. they don't care. the only places that care are the places that would want to actively exclude non service animals.
- basch 7y agobut theres no official body to certify them. first youd have to come up with what counts and what doesnt. at the moment anyone can start up a certification business. its like being ordained.
- ropiwqefjnpoa 7y agoLegislate everything is not the answer. Bus that's prob what's going to happen.