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  1. Gary, did you read the AA policy?
    In limited cases you can bring a miniature horse as emotional suppost animal…
    Seriously??? How???

  2. Miniature horses are legitimate service animals – usually as an alternative to a dog if the person happens to be allergic to dogs. They’re far smaller than horses.

  3. American didn’t go nearly far enough on the emotional support animal restrictions. How about requiring a vetrinarian’s certification that the animal is capable of dealing with the crowds and stresses of planes, airports, and flying? Otherwise it does nothing to stop some little girl from being mauled and maimed for life by an “emotional support” pit bull. Additionally, the airlines should require a one million dollar liability policy to be presented by the animal owner at check-in. Between the natural reluctance of vetrinarians to issue dubious certificates and the insurance requirement, the vast majority of fake emotional support animal attempts will stop.

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