Navigating the Differences Between Emotional Support and Service Animals

Emotional support is not a service dog. You can’t. Well, you know what? There’s psychiatric service animals for that. Emotional support is different. I have severe panic attacks. Okay, No.1. I have agoraphobia. You know that. It’s the fear of people. And your dog just tried to attack our service animal. No, my dog is 4 months old. In training. He’s 4 months old. Then he’s not ready for a non pet friendly store yet. If he’s still acting out, you need to train him. In a pet friendly store. He’s not trained. That doesn’t do anything. Emotional support is not a service animal. A service animal is a task trained dog to 80 disability, which they can do for panic disorder, but you need to train it. It’s okay. As soon as I walk by to the gets my training for emotional support. And I told her, I was like, emotional support is not a service animal. Says to emotional support animals, to comfort animals or therapy animals. Do not have unconditional access. You have the right to say, I’m sorry.