What a Service Dog in BC Can and Cannot do in Public
While this article is written for US readers, it is very appropriate to BC Service Dog behaviors in public as well.
Basically, if your dog is being a nuisance (barking, jumping on or annoying others etc), an establishment can ask you to remove your dog if you have made no effort to control your dog or if that attempt makes no improvement.
If your dog defecates or urinates in an inappropriate location, they can legally ask you to leave.
Read the link
While this article is written for US readers, it is very appropriate to BC Service Dog behaviors in public as well.
Basically, if your dog is being a nuisance (barking, jumping on or annoying others etc), an establishment can ask you to remove your dog if you have made no effort to control your dog or if that attempt makes no improvement.
If your dog defecates or urinates in an inappropriate location, they can legally ask you to leave.
Read the link
