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Gah. Humans are so annoying sometimes, aren't they? Did the legally allowed questions allow you to exclude the dog very often, or did you pretty much have to
by mlyle 6y ago
Gah. Humans are so annoying sometimes, aren't they?
Did the legally allowed questions allow you to exclude the dog very often, or did you pretty much have to concede the matter most of the time?
- Pfhreak 6y agoI never really tried to exclude dogs. Sometimes folks would say, "Oh, no, this isn't a service dog." and we'd ask them to not bring the animal inside. If someone said yes, and explained a task, then let them through. I'd rather allow an animal that wasn't actually a service dog than disallow one that was. If a dog becomes disruptive, you can ask its owner to leave.
- lotsofpulp 6y ago>Did the legally allowed questions allow you to exclude the dog very often, or did you pretty much have to concede the matter most of the time? At my businesses, the instruction is to concede as I don't want to get involved in a costly legal fight. I don't see anyway for the business to come out ahead unless you have a recording and solid evidence of the person lying. I don't imagine it's any different for Costco. If anything, it's worse since they have deeper pockets to go after for people looking for a fight.