[Maren Bell Jones]

According to this woman, she and her service dog Chloe were asked to leave the local Wal-Mart, even after she explained her legal rights, because her dog was a pit bull.

http://www.chloethepitbull.com/

 

[Woody Taylor]

They were probably just asking her to go hang out with the APBT breeders selling pups in the parking lot.



But seriously, that's a lawsuit.

 

[ann schnerre]

with the documentation/witnesses she has, seems like a nice fat lawsuit would be in order. but that's just me--i'm in kind of a litigatious (sp?) mood here lately :evil:

 

[Tim Martens]

without reading the article:

i wouldn't paint "Wal-Mart" with such a broad brush. this was probably one idiot manager of one store. not only is there civil liability, but criminal as well. not sure about other states, but in California, it's a misdemeanor to not allow access to service dogs.

 

[David Frost]

They were probably just asking her to go hang out with the APBT breeders selling pups in the parking lot.



But seriously, that's a lawsuit.

But that's seriously funny too. Any given Saturday in my neck of the woods.

DFrost

 

[Maren Bell Jones]

without reading the article:

i wouldn't paint "Wal-Mart" with such a broad brush. this was probably one idiot manager of one store. not only is there civil liability, but criminal as well. not sure about other states, but in California, it's a misdemeanor to not allow access to service dogs.

Apparently there were two idiot managers and a handful of employees. Ignorance abounds.

 

[Kristen Cabe]

If it were me, I'd not have left; they'd have had to either physically drag me out or call the cops, and wouldn't THAT have been something - if they'd have called the cops to make her leave, and the cops got there and told them there was nothing they could do!

This kind of thing makes me mad.