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> If they don’t have a ready response, they’re full of it. You're missing the point of it being an emotional support animal-- the go-to response is usually som
by jstarfish 7y ago
> If they don’t have a ready response, they’re full of it.
You're missing the point of it being an emotional support animal-- the go-to response is usually something related to mental health that cannot be validated or disproven by the questioner.
- cgriswald 7y agoNo, I’m not. An ESA is not a service animal and does not perform a service. If someone specifically claims to have a service animal they can be legally asked what services the animal performs. If someone claims “emotional support” or “mental support” or any other such claim, it is not a service animal. It might be an ESA but those do not have the same legal protections/rights.