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In article <MHigby.3587.046B9DC2@Primenet.com>, MHigby@Primenet.com says...
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> au917@lafn.org (Ginette Sher) writes:
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>>A friend of mine heard of a restaurant (hopefully) in WLA that allows
>>dogs inside.  Does anyone know of this place and the vital stats about
>>it?
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>Yet another example of yuppie self-indulgence which makes LA the laughingstock 
>of the nation (along with naming a street after L. Ron Hubbard!).
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It is not legal in California to bring a dog in a restaurant unless it is a 
service dog (hearing ear, seeing eye, etc.).  

In European countries, it is usually allowed to bring dogs into restaurants, 
and in fact it is very common.  Does that make Europe a laughingstock?

-- 
Lee

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