 Barked: Sun Aug 21, '11 8:11pm PST |
 | |  | | I love St. Augustine. Y'all will have a great time. But as for the other dog, I doubt they would allow him just because of the behavioral concerns about non-service animals, and it could be potentially dangerous to the historical site or the dog if it was not guaranteed in some way that the dog would behave. They obviously cannot deny a service animal, but any other animal I doubt they would risk. There are all sorts of chances for injury to an excited dog at such a place, as well as the entire grounds, as is most of the city, is just on top of mass graves, so no telling what a little digging from a naughty puppy could unearth. XD So I'm sure you could understand their concerns there once you see the place. I imagine your other dog is likely no less well behaved than your service dog, but I can see why they would feel the need to take the precaution. I'm not TOTALLY sure, they wouldn't allow it, though, I'm just making an educated guess based on what would make sense after having been there. |  |  | |  |
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