Guide dogs are indeed allowed to go to anywhere the public is allowed to go including restaurants, taxicabs, airplanes, hotels, etc. This right is protected by a federal law called the Americans With Disabilities Act.
Yes, in the US under the Air Carriers Accessibility Act of 1986.
Service Animals, including Dogs and Monkeys, are permitted to be in the cabin, with the disabled user. They may travel for free however should not block any exists or isles.
For international travel they must be microchipped to comply with the many international rabies laws. A copy of the vaccination records with chip number is required by most customs officers.
Emotional Support Animals, called ESA's, may travel with their disabled owner but may require a doctors note.
Service Animals are not pets. Pet deposits and fees do not apply to them.
Dogs are not allowed in restaurants or stores in France, except for guide dogs.
Yes they are allowed.
Guide dogs are allowed in almost anywhere if past by the law, so yes they problay are.
Only service animals are (guide dogs)
guide dogs can go anywhere a normal person could go. guide dogs are there to help a blind person get to where they need to go
Seeing-eye dogs are allowed, as long as the airline has been notified upon booking. Dogs can also be transported via cargo, after the owner signs waivers.
Yes they are and they are travel free
Pets are not allowed at the Chester Zoo, however guide and sensory dogs are allowed. The Chester Zoo has over 11,000 animals and 422 species.
Phones aren't allowed on airplanes, because they may influence cockpit controls.
Yes It is allowed
You can bring alcohol nipples on airplanes
No problem.