Should Service Animals Be Passed

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Service Animal Opinion- Wynn I believe that the law of only allowing service dogs out in public should not be passed. I believe this because there are more service animals in the world than just dogs. It will not be fair to the other animals or to their owners. The service animals won’t be able to help the owner because of the law. It shouldn’t be passed because it is wrong, and unfair. I believe that this law shouldn’t be passed because animals can’t help the owners. If the owner needed to go to the grocery store, but they have a service monkey, because of the law she can’t go to the grocery store. According to Service Animals in the past, any service animal could be allowed in public. Now that the law has been passed, that is NOT the

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