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Help Staying in hotel with my ESA who is frequently called a Pit
Hi, I'm new here. Next summer I will be going to a national Taekwondo comp and I may need to take my ESA kid for the trip to go smoothly. I went last summer w/o him and it did not go well. I panic in new places and he keeps me calm by actively interrupting my panic attacks. He is not a Service dog, but I know he can fly with me. Is there any info out there about staying in hotels with an Emotional support dog? Or them going places when visiting another city? He's 50#, has his CGC, and have kept up on his training. At home he is not a service dog, but when I am in a strange environment I need him with me to function. Any thoughts or suggestions? My other issue is he could be called a "pitbull" type dog.

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