I saw an older guy and a couple of young bitches at the grocery store

[Orrex]

At least, I think they're bitches.




WTF? They don't look like service animals to me!

[lamp_shade]

1. funny?

[Orrex]

3. I don't know if it's funny, but thanks for the kick!

[taterguy]

2. Thanks for sharing

[MiddleFingerMom]

7. 8?

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BWAHWHWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
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[taterguy]

10. WTF?

[HopeHoops]

4. Nice copycat!

[PassingFair]

5. Great! Now I'm going to be excited for the rest of the day!

[canetoad]

6. Definitely

Three males in that pic.

[MiddleFingerMom]

8. One of my best friends has a service dog -- and there's no real "service-dog" look anymore.

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He had a miniature pure-white German shepherd for many years (a sweetheart that
took him a long time to get over when she passed). Though a very bright man AND
a service-dog trainer, he chose as his next dog a mainly chow-mix who followed true
to form for some of the bad chows and became surly and potentially dangerous as
he got into and past his teens. Now, he's worthless as an assist-dog -- can't travel
on the bus NOR serve as the model of behavior in my friend's training classes.
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Size (in this instance) doesn't REALLY matter -- often assist dogs are as much
(or even MORE) emotional helpers as physical.
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[GoCubsGo]

9. Maybe he is a trainer.

And, these are his trainees? It could explain why there are two of them.