Apparently in Japan and China they can ask for proof that it’s a legitimate service animal.
In the US were not allowed to ask for proof, so there’s many fake liars claiming that it’s a service animal when it’s actually just a pet.
Almost all of them lie. There are very few actual service animals. It’s a plague. The same with scooters. Nobody needs to be driving those around a crowded theme park with small children in danger of being run down.
I would love it if dogs were allowed even if they are not certified support dogs and they are in a pet stroller or zipped stroller. I have two quiet pets that are loved and well behaved and housebroken. They are chipped and have all their shots., but I can’t take them in with me. It breaks my heart to leave them alone. As a single senior I have balance problems that are mild and not 100% chronic yet, but still affect my walking and stability without warning. Holding onto a stroller helps with that. Please consider those of us that are mobile but just need the comfort of our furry companions for physical and emotional existence.
Comments for Effective This Week, Guests Can Bring Their Dogs to Disney Restaurants
Ann
Apparently in Japan and China they can ask for proof that it’s a legitimate service animal.
In the US were not allowed to ask for proof, so there’s many fake liars claiming that it’s a service animal when it’s actually just a pet.
TheObvious
Almost all of them lie. There are very few actual service animals. It’s a plague. The same with scooters. Nobody needs to be driving those around a crowded theme park with small children in danger of being run down.
Al Kohall
When I saw dogs were allowed in Disney Hongkong, I couldn’t help thinking as pets or part of the menu? Moving right along….
irene
I would love it if dogs were allowed even if they are not certified support dogs and they are in a pet stroller or zipped stroller. I have two quiet pets that are loved and well behaved and housebroken. They are chipped and have all their shots., but I can’t take them in with me. It breaks my heart to leave them alone. As a single senior I have balance problems that are mild and not 100% chronic yet, but still affect my walking and stability without warning. Holding onto a stroller helps with that. Please consider those of us that are mobile but just need the comfort of our furry companions for physical and emotional existence.
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