Delta Airlines Support Dog Viciously Attacks Passenger
 

You never know with animals

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A chocolate lab viciously attacked a passenger on a Delta flight, leaving the victim with severe facial injuries and the dog's owner -- a U.S. Marine vet -- badly shaken.
The incident occurred Sunday at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta, as passengers were boarding the flight.

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Ronald Kevin Mundy Jr. boarded with his emotional support dog, a chocolate lab/pointer mix. According to witnesses, Marlin Termaine Jackson was sitting next to the dog and feared something was up when the dog started growling. He reportedly asked the owner, "Is this dog going to bite me?"
That's when the dog attacked, mauling Jackson's face, biting several times.
Jackson was helped off the plane, his face drenched in blood, according to witnesses. He's in stable condition.
After the incident an eyewitness reportedly heard Mundy crying, saying, "I know they're going to put him down."

U.S. Marine Vet's Lab Attacks Passenger on Delta Flight | TMZ.com

looks more like a lab/pit mix.

Exactly what I was thinking :2 cents:

The shape of the jowls and top of the head looks pitbull

This is a lab/pointer mix, notice the jowls & head shape is different

He reportedly asked the owner, "Is this dog going to bite me?"

Why didn't the owner take control and stop the dog if the person had to repeatedly ask?
My next question is if the dog was trained by an organization that provides service dogs or did he just get a certificate online for his pet dog like many do so they can take it anywhere.

Somebody is going to get sued -- big time. Delta was required to let that dog on the plane because of federal law. Service (all) dogs should be muzzled in confined place like airplanes or public transportation. IDK if Delta is negligent in not requiring that -- seems so to me.

You can legally do that? WTF

Lord Jesus please let me get bitten by a lab on a Delta flight....

guy gets $5MIL at least with little or no effort

the worst attorney will be able to get that from Delta

that guys mailbox and phone must be BLOWING UP with little wannabe gloria allreds

It's like the airlines are the wild wild west now 👍🏼🤠

Yep I saw a news story on tv. Only 12 states have laws against fake service dogs


Laws aim to crack down on fake service dogs - CBS News

Ray Charles coulda seen this coming....being that the only criteria for an emotional support animal is that the owner claim its an emotional support animal I am amazed this hasnt happened before now...a LOT. This will change things I will bet...now they will have to be professionally trained.

damn man.. :helpme

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

Dumbasses with fake pit bull service dogs.

That pic you posted is a lab/wire haired pointer mix.

The dog from the story has a smooth coat like a pointer, but the small pinned back ears are definitely pit bull.

This may be considered politically incorrect or insensitive, but if you can't get through a plane flight without having your dog sitting on your lap for emotional support, maybe you shouldn't be flying.

I believe you 👍 The site said it was a Pointerdor so I just assumed the pic matched Lab Pointer Mix : Mix of Labrador Retriever and Pointer

But yeah that guys dog is definitely pit mix

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We love pets but they can?t shop in IKEA Carson
Unfortunately, due to public health codes, we cannot not allow pets inside IKEA Carson.

We welcome ADA-qualified service animals that are specifically trained to work or perform a task for people with disabilities.

According to the ADA: Service animals are defined as dogs or miniature horses that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities. The work or task a dog has been trained to provide must be directly related to the person?s disability. Animals whose sole function is to provide comfort of emotional support do not quality as service animals under the ADA.



Under the ADA, service animals must be harnessed, leashed or tethered, unless these devices interfere with the service animal?s work or the individual?s disability prevents using these devices. In that case, the individual must maintain control of the animal through voice, signal, or other effective controls.

Thank you for understanding.

How long have you worked at IKEA Carson, CA.?

Is it just Americans?, or are there other countries where people are so weak that they need a dog around them all the time?

A dog bites a person, yet humans on the brink of killing Earth. Who are the real animals?

how the fuck the dog was even allowed in the same seat area with other people?

America is different than India :2 cents: