[pct-l] Thru hiking with dog

[rob gratz]

not true. ive been to a dozen websites that will sell you a
"certificate" .you do not have to tell anyone any reason and you can
claim you trained the dog yourself,no documentation required. where
did you get yours?what documentation did you show?90% of "service
animals" are a scam,it`s well known in the dog community that if you
claim your pet is a service animal they are not allowed to ask further
questions or check the validity of your claim.

On 2/23/12, jplynch <jplynch at crosslink.net> wrote:
> Do you carry anything to show to an authorized person (e.g.
> a park ranger) that your dog is in fact a service dog?
>  None of us doubts the need or the good things that service
> dogs do, just wondering if there is a way to uncover the
> cheaters.
>
> On Thu, 23 Feb 2012 19:12:37 -0800
>  Josephine Pegrum Hazelett <josie1066 at gmail.com> wrote:
>> As someone who hikes with a service dog, I can tell you
>> there are many people who have them legitimately. There
>> must be a medical reason and the animal must be trained.
>> Before you jump tc conclusions, please consider this, not
>> everyone wants to discuss their medical issues with
>> strangers.
>>
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