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Any dog that has wolf in it cannot be a Service Dog. That is federal law. Also that ID card screams fake.

Leopold-sd is right, if that animal has wolf content it cannot be a service animal. Here is a recording of an employee at the Department of Justice saying that (that recording is from the ADA info line, where you can call to have some legal questions about the ADA answered). 

This dog does not have a lick of wolf content in it. Northern breeds? Yes, certainly, but not a single hair, a single cell of wolf. Maybe stay in your own lane.

Definitely not a wolf mix. I do not understand why there was the need to reblog a photo of this woman’s dog questioning his breed (badly) and gear.

Ditto to @wobblybanana. This service dog policing needs to stop, especially when it’s based on mere speculation or assumptions

I looked at the op and they did actually tag it “wolf dog” so in this case I’m kind of leaning towards the call out being justified. I agree that from the looks of things the dog doesn’t have any wolf blood, but that’s all the more reason why OP shouldn’t really have used that tag.

hi @mollytheshining and @wobblybanana! I reblogged a comment to my main blog earlier explaining a couple things - it’s not my dog, and while I understand what everyone’s been saying, I only tagged it “wolf dog” based on a brief conversation I had with the owner. As to whether they’re right or not is something I can’t answer, but I appreciate the commentary pointing out otherwise :)