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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 5672" data-attributes="member: 27">It bugs the ever-lovin&#039; $hit out of me when these people bring their DOGS into supermarkets.&nbsp; Now before you all say it, NO, I&#039;m not talking about service animals.&nbsp; You can tell when it&#039;s a trained service animal.&nbsp; I&#039;m talking about granny bringing little Fifi into the supermarket (where FOOD is prepared) and letting him/her ride in the cart or just wander around sticking his/her nose into the shelves, licking the floor, etc.&nbsp; Some of them even bring the dog in a little enclosed &quot;stroller&quot; that seems to be constructed just to skirt the rules and be so so cute.&nbsp; Well, no--it&#039;s not cute.&nbsp; It&#039;s a health code violation.&nbsp; The State of Florida will fine you for bringing your mutt into a place where signs are posted saying &quot;service animals only&quot;.&nbsp; Your fake service animal vest isn&#039;t fooling anyone, because no trained service animal goes into barking fits and tries to pee on stuff.&nbsp; A trained service animal has all its attention on his/her master and their needs, not entertaining its own curiosity about its surroundings.&nbsp; And no, I don&#039;t give a flying #$%^ if little Fifi is &quot;your baby&quot; because I don&#039;t recall reading about some old lady giving birth to a late-in-life litter of Poodle puppies.&nbsp; He&#039;s a PET, not a service animal.Leave your &#039;baby&#039; at home where it is comfortable in familiar surroundings.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 5672, member: 27"] It bugs the ever-lovin' $hit out of me when these people bring their DOGS into supermarkets. Now before you all say it, NO, I'm not talking about service animals. You can tell when it's a [I]trained[/I] service animal. I'm talking about granny bringing little Fifi into the supermarket (where FOOD is prepared) and letting him/her ride in the cart or just wander around sticking his/her nose into the shelves, licking the floor, etc. Some of them even bring the dog in a little enclosed "stroller" that seems to be constructed just to skirt the rules and be so so cute. Well, no--it's not cute. It's a health code violation. The State of Florida will fine you for bringing your mutt into a place where signs are posted saying "service animals only". Your [B]fake[/B] service animal vest isn't fooling anyone, because no trained service animal goes into barking fits and tries to pee on stuff. A trained service animal has all its attention on his/her master and their needs, not entertaining its own curiosity about its surroundings. And no, I don't give a flying #$%^ if little Fifi is "your baby" because I don't recall reading about some old lady giving birth to a late-in-life litter of Poodle puppies. He's a PET, not a service animal. Leave your 'baby' at home where it is comfortable in familiar surroundings. [/QUOTE]

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