Emotional Support Animals
08-15-2018, 05:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Dolphinflyer
Where's the pic of the ESA Duck looking out the window at the clouds. Little dude looked like he was enjoying the view more than most pilots and all the pax.
08-15-2018, 05:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Qotsaautopilot
Animals should be limited to a small pet in a carrier that stays under the seat and with a paid fee, or a free WORKING service animal. Emotional support animals are a joke. If you can’t afford to board your animal at the vet or pay the under the seat fee you need to drive. If you really need the animal to keep from having a nervous breakdown then you need to drive.
08-15-2018, 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted by ItnStln
I agree. The emotional support animal fad is a scam.
But my ESA honey badger is the real deal.
If you don’t believe in his efficacy, you should probably not let him know.
He will be displeased, and will probably let you know about it.
He don’t care.
He don’t give a ****.
Just last week, he reached up and slapped a cobra.
08-15-2018, 07:02 PM
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Originally Posted by jcountry
It usually is.
But my ESA honey badger is the real deal.
If you don’t believe in his efficacy, you should probably not let him know.
He will be displeased, and will probably let you know about it.
He don’t care.
He don’t give a ****.
Just last week, he reached up and slapped a cobra.
But my ESA honey badger is the real deal.
If you don’t believe in his efficacy, you should probably not let him know.
He will be displeased, and will probably let you know about it.
He don’t care.
He don’t give a ****.
Just last week, he reached up and slapped a cobra.
My seeing eye lion needs something good to roar about.
08-15-2018, 10:57 PM
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A scam and a great insult to people who actually need working dogs.
Last time I was in KDEN there were so many fit young people/couples walking around the Terminal with large dogs in emotional support harnesses it was a joke. They just want to be with their dogs all the time and I assume there is no extra charge?
Last time I was in KDEN there were so many fit young people/couples walking around the Terminal with large dogs in emotional support harnesses it was a joke. They just want to be with their dogs all the time and I assume there is no extra charge?
08-16-2018, 12:28 AM
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ESAs for flying was suppose to be a honest, noble thing which was necessary for the mental well being of the individual. But the reality is today most of the ESAs are just scams with regular/normal people getting online certification for their pets to be ESAs and fly with them for free. And with medical and privacy laws being what they are, you can never question a passenger about their medical need for an ESA.
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