That story about the family is sickening. Told the wife but she knew about...started telling me some details and i quickly stopped her.
They were all strangled according to news reports and the prime suspects are a mother and daughter who are related to the others.I mentioned it in Jaws' suicide thread.
Too much going on locally lately.The other night an apartment full of dead family members was found and this evening a Mercedes-Benz suv was carjacked across town.The driver and his small child was allowed out of the vehicle after a few miles....a few hours later the vehicle was found abandoned and practically down the street from my house.
Yeah he is right.The wife has been rearing to get out of here.Wow. Smh... Jaws might be right.. You've mentioned a few incidents over the years.
Indeed.Yikes! Time to move....
Hello; I recall seeing this story a while back. My take is a main difference between a service dog and a emotional support (EM) animal is the selection and training the service dog may get. I do not think the EM dogs get as much.Service/emotional support dog bit girl's face at airport. This is an old story(2017) but I've never heard of it. This story is confusing. I read service dog at first but later it states it's an emotional support dog. At the beginning it mentions it's a pit bull, then later states an unknown breed. It also states it mauled the 5 year olds face then says it just bit her. From the graphic pic(in the link) It does look like just a bite. The girl asked the owner first if it was ok to pet him(the owner said yes).
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‘Emotional support animal’ mauls 5-year-old at Portland Airport, lawsuit claims
A mom has filed a $1.1 million lawsuit against the owner of a pit bull and Alaska Airlines.www.foxnews.com
Edit: It seems the service dog is something my eyes played tricks on me.
Hello; I recall seeing this story a while back. My take is a main difference between a service dog and a emotional support (EM) animal is the selection and training the service dog may get. I do not think the EM dogs get as much.
Another thing I have noticed is more and more people bring what seem to be just ordinary pet dogs into stores. I have gone to employees (manager) of Kroger about it and been told they can do nothing about it. In addition to the bite risk there are sanitation issues and allergy issues. I do not especially want strange dogs around my food.
I was in a Tractor Supply last Sunday where a couple had two mastifs with them.
I figure the stores will eventually have bans on regular dogs in a business place after enough bites and such get expensive. I think some dog owners are taking advantage and just taking untrained dogs into places of business. Get the dog trained and some how certified with an official tag or vest. I see those sometimes but mostly lately I just see regular pets.
I now have a rental house next to my place with college students in it. I was talking to one student when she told me she was trying to get her dog declared an EM animal. It was just a pet with no training and nothing was mentioned about training nor testing.