So you're saying autistic people, veterans, and the disabled should pretty much just stay home? Not really sure what you're trying to say here, but it sounds v

So you're saying autistic people, veterans, and the disabled should pretty much just stay home? Not really sure what you're trying to say here, but it sounds very much against therapy animals. With a dog, people who are suffering can take part in "normal" activities. Like a hearing aid, wheelchair, or glasses. Without protection to bring their dog they have to have the conversation, "Hey I'm defective, let's all spend time talking about it before I get in the car..." That's messed up. You shouldn't put people who need a therapy dog on the spot like that -- their lives tend to be hard enough.