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What I Would Tell the Airline That Refused to Let Me Travel With My Service Dog
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Per the recommendation of my treating providers, I fundraised and paid thousands of dollars to a canine behaviorist named Gary so he could task-train a dog specific to my disability to assist me with being able to live and function independently.
Having an emotional support animal (ESA) can help other people — but it was not going to be beneficial to me. Having a service dog comes with all kinds of challenges.
While I wouldn’t change it for the absolute world because my service dog, Leo, is the best thing to ever bless both this planet and my life, you may often find yourself in some pretty shitty situations because people sometimes don’t know how to treat people with service animals.
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