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From: IdyllwildArcher
23-Jan-18
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From: Woods Walker
23-Jan-18
I like the comfort duck though.
Especially with an orange-glaze sauce. VERY comforting.
From: Ace
23-Jan-18
I can see Pat returning from his next hunt, cape and antlers on the seat next to him. "that's my Emotional Support Whitetail, scores 200 P&Y. No worries, that blood will wipe right off".
From: HA/KS
23-Jan-18
It is a problem not just for airlines. These people force their animals on everyone. For example, a landlord can no longer enforce a "no pets" policy because residents just claim their pet is a service animal and the landlord's hands are tied.
Maybe we need to start taking our favorite mounted animal with us because it comforts us by helping relive the successful hunt.
From: Woods Walker
23-Jan-18
I wonder if body lice can be considered "comfort animals"?
From: orionsbrother
23-Jan-18
I am sorry for lacking empathy, but if your mental illness is such that you need a parakeet to soothe your frayed emotions during a flight, I don't want to be ensconced in a flying tube, strapped in a seat with you. That goes for the crazy cat lady infected with toxoplasmosis, thinking her litter box clothes have a pleasant odor, the guinea pig guy, anyone with a purse dog, the weirdo with a rat for a pet and the saltwater crocodile aficionado too.
If flying is that traumatic... Don't fly.
From: IdyllwildArcher
24-Jan-18
When, as a society, do we finally draw the line and say enough's enough?
From: DL
24-Jan-18
I have a comfort Gator that does not like anti hunters and protects me from any verbal attacks. It also likes comfort dogs, cats and ducks.
From: TD
24-Jan-18
I could use a comfort hooker (can't afford a porn star...) every now and then....... but alas I am denied due to threats of taking half my stuff....... that's just not fair......
From: bb
24-Jan-18
If you're not blind, you don't need a service animal. The airlines should tell him the duck can fly for free, your ticket is $40,000.00
From: South Farm
24-Jan-18
I'd rather sit by a duck than some fat woman with bad breath..
From: bigswivle
24-Jan-18
"I'd rather sit by a duck than some fat woman with bad breath.."
Lmao. This^^^^
From: greg simon
24-Jan-18
I flew home from Saskatchewan a couple years ago with a whole flock of comfort ducks and no one said a word. Of course they were frozen, double bagged, and inside a duffle bag. When I grilled them later they were very comforting to my growling belly!!! Weirdos everywhere you look these days!
From: MNRazorhead
24-Jan-18
My wife and I train legitimate service dogs for disabled, PTSD, etc. and this kind of crap just makes it harder all around. There should be a license, or something similar, issued for them to help separate the wheat from the chaff. Need to change some of the existing laws to do that.
From: Amoebus
24-Jan-18
"What kind of person needs a ‘comfort dog’: we really are turning into a bunch of pansies."
We PCA for an autistic young man. It was 5 years of preparation to get him on a plane. If a 'comfort dog' could have gotten him on that plane in a year, I would have been all for it.
From: Bou'bound
25-Jan-18
did not realize we had so many mental health doctors posting on this site.
