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Originally Posted by
FireBrand
It’s all fun and games until it poops.
Or pees.... have you seen a horse pee????
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Originally Posted by
Muriel
Or pees.... have you see a horse pee????
I'd be more worried about the farting but maybe the miniature horses are better trained in general than the smaller pets that people bring on American planes. I can only imagine what happens when someone's dog smells that there's a cat in the same plane cabin or vice versa.
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Originally Posted by
Muriel
Or pees.... have you see a horse pee????
I’m a country boy, remember?
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Originally Posted by
Susan
Miniature horses are being trained to help the blind because they live a lot longer than dogs. They are categorized as service animals rather than support animals. I agree, most support animals are bogus.
Originally Posted by
Colonel
I'd be more worried about the farting but maybe the miniature horses are better trained in general than the smaller pets that people bring on American planes. I can only imagine what happens when someone's dog smells that there's a cat in the same plane cabin or vice versa.
Service and support animals SHOULD be trained to ignore or at least be non-reactive to other animals. Our dogs and cats live peacefully with each other. It’s in the training. But that’s “SHOULD” and if they’re legitimate and properly trained.
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Originally Posted by
A.J.
Service and support animals SHOULD be trained to ignore or at least be non-reactive to other animals. Our dogs and cats live peacefully with each other. It's in the training. But that's "SHOULD" and if they're legitimate and properly trained.
Yes, you're right. But service animals (i.e. "seeing eye dogs" "dogs trained to detect seizures" etc) are extensively trained. Support animals just need a vest (which you can purchase on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=service+a...b_sb_ss_i_1_11 and a note from a veterinarian that the animal is not aggressive. Support animals are also NOT covered by ADA where service animals are.
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Originally Posted by
A.J.
Service and support animals SHOULD be trained to ignore or at least be non-reactive to other animals. Our dogs and cats live peacefully with each other. It’s in the training. But that’s “SHOULD” and if they’re legitimate and properly trained.
But none of them (to borrow an 70’s old phrase) whizz like a race horse.
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Originally Posted by
FireBrand
But none of them (to borrow an 70’s old phrase) whizz like a race horse.
Truth.
I’m a farm girl.
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Maybe the horse is diapered?
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Originally Posted by
A.J.
Truth.
I’m a farm girl.
Catheter?
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I’ve seen A LOT of crazy stuff on airplanes but I’ve never seen a horse on board. But I want to
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