Therapy peacock denied airplane seat with owner | Inquirer Technology
Its owner insisted that the bird has a ticket despite being repeatedly told that it was not allowed before getting to the airport.| INQUIRER.net
Its owner insisted that the bird has a ticket despite being repeatedly told that it was not allowed before getting to the airport.| INQUIRER.net
Cute little dog! A French bulldog, it seems? It's got those bat ears. Are they still both the most popular and most expensive dog breed in the country? Doesn’t matter. I wrote a feature about regulating animals in privately owned businesses barely a month ago; I don’t usually return to a topic that quickly. And| American Dirt. - Observations of Contemporary Landscapes: An Amateur Lens and...
It’s been a long time coming. But only within the last few weeks, after encountering a big sign at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), did I achieve full awareness of a condition that has crept across the American social domain: indoor dogs everywhere. Here was my indicator: If it’s not immediately obvious, the overhead| American Dirt. - Observations of Contemporary Landscapes: An Amateur Lens and...
As I fine-tune and finish up a much longer blog post, I wanted to fill this dry spell with some amusing content that serves as a follow-up to an unexpectedly popular blog post from about a year ago. I noted last spring the strange, recent proliferation of bumper stickers (magnets in actuality) alerting passers-by of| American Dirt. - Observations of Contemporary Landscapes: An Amateur Lens and...
What is a service animal? Under Title II and Title III of the ADA, a service animal means any dog that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a| adata.org
