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EPISODE · Aug 24, 2025 · 4 MIN

Service Dogs: Understanding Their Role in Public Establishments (Restaurant Short)

from From Kitchen to C-Suite · host Brad Peters, Founder, Director, CEO of HRBUniversal /The Plate & Pour Collective

Service Dogs Understanding Their Role in Public EstablishmentsListen to Podcast Short at: Apple Podcast | Spotify | YouTubePublished on August 24, 2025Brad Peters, Founder, Director, CEO of HRBUniversal & The Plate & Pour Collective Equity Partner ProgramService dogs play a crucial role in assisting individuals with disabilities, enabling them to navigate daily life with greater independence. Their presence in public spaces like restaurants, breweries, bars, and nightclubs is often misunderstood, leading to questions about accessibility, health regulations, and the rights of both service dog handlers and business owners.The full article is published on LinkedIn and at HRBUni.com#ServiceDogs #WorkingDogs #PublicAccess #DisabilityAwareness #ServiceAnimal #ServiceDogLaw #ADARules #ServiceDogEtiquette #BusinessOwners #FakeServiceDog #DontPetMeImWorking #KnowTheLaw #ServiceDogFacts #PublicAccessRules #SDiT (for Service Dog in Training) #HandlerRights

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