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If by “public place” you mean “place providing services to the public”, sure. Most such places have at least the right to refuse service and no one generally ob
by eyelidlessness 2y ago
If by “public place” you mean “place providing services to the public”, sure. Most such places have at least the right to refuse service and no one generally objects to that excluding non-service pets. If you mean publicly owned spaces, I think it’s reasonable to discuss indoor restrictions. Outdoor? Probably not beyond certain specific circumstances and accommodations.
- pseudalopex 2y agoThere would be little discussion of emotional support animals if their owners did not object to places providing services to the public excluding non service pets. What outdoor publicly owned spaces where you believe pets should be allowed ban them?