WHY THE F#:K IS IT...

[GilpinGuy]

Edit: I missed Fitz's post above.

I could be wrong here, but I believe that it's against the law to even ask if an animal is a service animal or not. Maybe that's just our corporate policy, but I've worked at a few casinos and it was the same deal at all of them.

"Don't ask. If the animal isn't housebroken or is aggressive toward other people, tell the person to remove the animal from the property. Otherwise, let them stay."

[Great-Kazoo]

Edit: I missed Fitz's post above.

I could be wrong here, but I believe that it's against the law to even ask if an animal is a service animal or not. Maybe that's just our corporate policy, but I've worked at a few casinos and it was the same deal at all of them.

"Don't ask. If the animal isn't housebroken or is aggressive toward other people, tell the person to remove the animal from the property. Otherwise, let them stay."

Not so much a law, more of an unwritten rule for the hospitality industry. Trying to get an ADA room AND abletohave "pets" is impossible. Till one of the people i spoke with while making reservations explained it. He said if you say you'd like apet friendly roomyou'll be declined. Tell them you ave a service dog and GTG. I asked how can you do that , don't you require verification? Oh no sir that would cause all sorts of legal problems. Thanks to our litigious society and business afraid to offend anyone