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Asked in Yorktown Heights, NY Feb. 09, 2014 ,  3 answers Visitors: 127
Are dogs allowed in a public place such as a bar, no food is served
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Posted on / Feb. 11, 2014 19:17:08

That would depend on your local health codes and the bar owner's individual policy. While a bar is a place of public accomodation, it is still a private business. If you have a service animal, that is an entirely different issue, but if it is merely a housepet, the bar owner's rules apply.

Anonymous
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Posted on / Feb. 10, 2014 00:10:25

Most likely, the bar is privately owned and the owner has the right to choose the acceptance of pets on the premises.

Anonymous
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Posted on / Feb. 09, 2014 23:17:51

You call it a public place but in actuality it is a private business and can decide whether to allow dogs or not putting aside whether Health Code regulations prohibit animals. However, if it's a service dog accompanied by someone who is disabled the dog probably has to be allowed under the Americans With Disabilities Act.

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