[vance1167]

Out of no where, I get an email saying a passenger reported an incident. I had no major issues that day or recently so the only thing I can think of is driving off on a pax w a dog. It wasnt a service dog and i refuse to let them in my car.

But is that really a ****ing "incident"???? I do this all the time. Why are people so entirled to bring their stupid dog in MY car?!

I emailed them back twice since yesterday (got the email at 2 yesterday), but havent heard back. Anyone have advice?

 

[Ilovik]

How do you know it was not a service dog

 

[vance1167]

How do you know it was not a service dog

Beagles arent typically a service dog? Duh

 

[Bpr2]

Beagles arent typically a service dog? Duh

…all dog breeds can be taught to be a service dog…

 

[Ilovik]

Beagles arent typically a service dog? Duh

Emotioanal support dog

 

[Bpr2]

Emotioanal support dog

Did pax SAY emotional support dog? Or just a guess by you?

 

[Ilovik]

Did pax SAY emotional support dog? Or just a guess by you?

Of he says it to uber, op is gone

 

[SorryBluetoothOnly]

Beagles arent typically a service dog? Duh

Beagles have excellent sense of smell and, among other things, can help people with diabetes detect low blood sugar to prevent serious injury and death. They are very common service animals.

You are possibly screwed.

 

[Bpr2]

Of he says it to uber, op is gone

Ah, sorry. Didn't notice you weren't OP. my bad.

 

[Dj Khaled]

Had you already started the trip?

 

[UberLaLa]

Seriously, and no judgement, don't do rideshare if one does not want a dog in their car. It will backfire, eventually.

 

[goneubering]

Most of my riders with dogs have had small lap dogs but I had one rider with a big dog that looked like a wolf. That's when I added a lint roller to my trunk because there was dog hair everywhere!

 

[iheartuber]

Out of no where, I get an email saying a passenger reported an incident. I had no major issues that day or recently so the only thing I can think of is driving off on a pax w a dog. It wasnt a service dog and i refuse to let them in my car.

But is that really a &%[email protected]!*ing "incident"???? I do this all the time. Why are people so entirled to bring their stupid dog in MY car?!

I emailed them back twice since yesterday (got the email at 2 yesterday), but havent heard back. Anyone have advice?

You pretty much can't refuse a dog

Sucks, but that's just how it is.

The reasons why are long and complicated and I know you're probably confused thinking "wait, but it's my car. Don't I have rights?" Yeah.. about that. Let's just say... it's complicated.

Long story short all a paxhole has to do is complain and even the thought of the possibility of a legit service animal dog being refused is grounds for legal action and Fuber wants no part of that so they do the easiest thing (for them) which is to waitlist you.

If you want to "fight for your rights" you probably would win... but is it worth it? No. Waste of time and energy IMHO

In the future just take the dog

 

[SoberAntfromCT]

You must have missed the warningS. If uber explicitly tells you that you can and will be banned for refusing service animals, and even says it's better to bring them in your car instead of assuming they are not, and you still choose to refuse... well that's on you. Too much pride? Dog allergies? It's not my place to judge, but to me it sounds the same as , I know my car will smell like weed if I smoke but I'll still smoke and just hope that my next pax won't report me. And my advice, not that anyone asks, but it's my advice, I hate dogs in my car too... and if the dogs leaves so much as a couple hairs, I take a picture and collect my $20 cleaning fee from uber. Consider it a $20 tip. Tell them you are allergic to dog hair but you didn't want to refuse a service animal. Boom. $20 added

 

[Bpr2]

You must have missed the warningS. If uber explicitly tells you that you can and will be banned for refusing service animals, and even says it's better to bring them in your car instead of assuming they are not, and you still choose to refuse... well that's on you. Too much pride? Dog allergies? It's not my place to judge, but to me it sounds the same as , I know my car will smell like weed if I smoke but I'll still smoke and just hope that my next pax won't report me. And my advice, not that anyone asks, but it's my advice, I hate dogs in my car too... and if the dogs leaves so much as a couple hairs, I take a picture and collect my $20 cleaning fee from uber. Consider it a $20 tip. Tell them you are allergic to dog hair but you didn't want to refuse a service animal. Boom. $20 added

Unfortunately it takes three seperate drivers complaints on the same riders animal before a cleaning fee can be applied.

 

[goneubering]

Out of no where, I get an email saying a passenger reported an incident. I had no major issues that day or recently so the only thing I can think of is driving off on a pax w a dog. It wasnt a service dog and i refuse to let them in my car.

But is that really a &%[email protected]!*ing "incident"???? I do this all the time. Why are people so entirled to bring their stupid dog in MY car?!

I emailed them back twice since yesterday (got the email at 2 yesterday), but havent heard back. Anyone have advice?

Yes. As others have already said just be ready to accept dogs. I have towels in my trunk they can sit on.

Beagles arent typically a service dog? Duh

Bad assumption but I still hope it works out for you.

 

[driveflydrive]

Plu

Beagles arent typically a service dog? Duh

Plus you don't want that Beagle smoking in your backseat!!!

 

[Bpr2]

Plu

Plus you don't want that Beagle smoking in your backseat!!!

What's the reference I'm missing?

 

[Pig Pen]

Beagles arent typically a service dog? Duh

Can be emotional support pet. It's one of those snowflake laws. Like teddy bears, blankets and pillows. Adults that have mentality of children need their support system to cope with day to day life. That and a bar or two of zanax. I misspelled it for a reason.

 

[driveflydrive]

What's the reference I'm missing?

Beagles were the breed they used in the lab to discover the effects of nicotine.......back in the day