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It’s not real.
Takes one to know one?
I refuse to believe that.
Even if it were real, it would never fly (<–ha) in the US. It would only be a matter of days before someone sued the airlines because their kid developed started sneezing due some sort of undiagnosed allergic response to dog dander and sued the airline, airport, and TSA for millions in damages.
You do realize that dogs travel through airports in the US every day of the year, right?
You do realize that dogs travel through airports in the US every day of the year, right?
Yup. I’m a dog lover and I still think that it’s only a matter of time. It’s just the direction our society seems to go.
If this is true it’s awesome. Though perhaps would incentivize folks like myself to begin leaving things on planes.
It’s interesting to think about though especially in light of the minimum wage questions that are being raised in the US. We’ve talked before about machines replacing humans in certain jobs so as to get around higher employee costs but what about employing animals too? Course after you figure in training and vet bills I’m not sure they’d be much cheaper.
it’s not ‘true’ . . . but then, define true.
the ADA will kick your allergy ridden kid’s ass in court. we have all kind of animals come on the plane as comfort animals, dogs, cats, monkeys, horses.
no joke, i got a monkey story that’ll make ya’ bring a trash bag to sit on next time you travel.
bottom line, animals will take precedence over people, especially if it’s for a ‘handicap’ people. (i’ve got no prob if it’s really needed for mental health, but the stippers that fly on the burbank-vegas flights on thursdays, super bowl weekend, big trade show weeks and the adult video awards in january…i’m banking they’re abusing the system.) but that’s just me.
