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“What does your service dog do?”

Many service dog owners get the same questions asked over and over again. Do you feel that it is right for strangers to ask what your service dog does? Some owners are finding this question invasive and should not be asked unless their dog is making a disturbance. A reader recently emailed us and asked what she should do if a store owner asks her what her ailment she is suffering from. Many service dog owners think this is inappropriate and want others to voice their opinion.

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