Weird experience at Jollywood last night

[CAPSLOCK]

Others will ask if you would take a picture of their mobility device, and I would say yes you might if it had blinking lights and a Christmas Sweater!

This is the answer. She intentionally made him a spectacle, not related to his service functions. If she doesn't want him to draw attention and possibly be photographed, she shouldn't put him in a costume.

I bet she yelled at lots of people last night. Her own fault. I hope she realized that dressing him up was dumb based on her expectations that no one should photograph him.

 

[lowlight]

Based on your description, I seriously doubt it was a true service dog vs a pet but that is just my view.

Yes, that was my guess as well. If she were doing something wrong, her reaction to being photographed in the act makes more sense. Either way, sorry that OP had their night ruined over something so innocent, those tickets are expensive.

 

[Pea-n-Me]

Comments seem to run the gamut here.

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[2vets]

I had no idea this was such a thing. It’s sad that so many of these responses reference people snarking or making viral videos. All that said, this dog was not wearing a service vest, that I could appreciate (though obviously he was in a theme park, so I knew). He was wearing a costume, for all intents and purposes, so I’d never have predicted her response. She could have told me she didn’t want me to take a photo, and I’d have apologized profusely and wished her a good night. But the yelling. Anyways, I have my answer. Thank you all.

 

[imbelle]

I'm guessing that while most dogs would be oblivious to having their picture taken, they might become anxious when they hear their owner yelling and screaming.