Is it just me, or are more guests bringing service dogs into the WDW parks nowadays than before?
I used to be able to visit two or three parks in one day and never see a single dog, but lately it's not uncommon for me to come across a few dogs in a single park. And sometimes the dogs are of smaller breeds and do not display any information identifying them as a service dogs. This could confuse other guests, who are not familiar with the wide range of service dogs, as to WDW's pet policy.
But assuming that all guest dogs in the WDW parks are legitimate service dogs, I wonder why it is that we're seeing more of them lately :shrug:
I used to be able to visit two or three parks in one day and never see a single dog, but lately it's not uncommon for me to come across a few dogs in a single park. And sometimes the dogs are of smaller breeds and do not display any information identifying them as a service dogs. This could confuse other guests, who are not familiar with the wide range of service dogs, as to WDW's pet policy.
But assuming that all guest dogs in the WDW parks are legitimate service dogs, I wonder why it is that we're seeing more of them lately :shrug:
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