[dabigv13]

My friend has an emotional support dog. It's just a normal dog, but having that designation gives him some leverage to have it in apartments and stores that otherwise would prohibit it. As I recall getting the designation required a phone call or form filled out. He's a normal guy without any anxiety or depression or anything.

So I think the emotional support thing is sort of a scammy way to have a dog where you otherwise might not. Sort of like "medical marijuana."

[dabigv13]

My friend has an emotional support dog. It's just a normal dog, but having that designation gives him some leverage to have it in apartments and stores that otherwise would prohibit it. As I recall getting the designation required a phone call or form filled out. He's a normal guy without any anxiety or depression or anything.

So I think the emotional support thing is sort of a scammy way to have a dog where you otherwise might not. Sort of like "medical marijuana."