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    Pet Supplies Plus Beckley

    Pet Supplies Plus Beckley

    (13 reviews)

    Haley did an excellent job grooming my 7 month old dog who had never been groomed before.read more

    Pet Supplies Plus, Beckley, WV…read more NEVER GO HERE IF YOU ARE DISABLED I was training my service dog on January 29th at 3pm. We were sitting by the register and my girl was on her placement blanket. She only got up 2-3 times which I corrected her and she settled again. The employees were sooo nice and even came to say hi to her, it wasn't an issue. Then all the sudden the manager, Bev, approached me 30-45 minutes after arriving and said if I can't keep my dog on a leash, I would have to leave that's their policy. Other people with service dogs were sticking up for me and were disappointed in her behavior. She can legally asked for me to put her on a leash. This is precisely what happens if I pass out; I may trap her and she cannot do what she needs to do to keep my safe. She's usually always on a leash and I always have it in my hand but due to just exposure training I couldn't reach it. It doesn't matter what your policy is, even if it's a private business; if you serve the public, you have to abide by the ADA. IT IS FEDERAL LAW. your policy isn't over the federal law. The ADA states the dog has to be on a leash, with the exception of a leash getting in the way of the dog doing tasks for your disability. When I got to the car, I just sobbed and began to have a panic attack. I called the legal line and they were disgusted by what happened. I had to call them at least 10 different times and persist until they called me back.The district manager stated that it's their policy that a dog has to be on a leash. However, that applies to any other animal, but this is a service animal. If I pass out, she cannot do her job if a leash is trapped beneath me. Remind you she's always on a leash but if I feel weird I drop it. in this instance she was on the ground on her placement mat and I didn't have the leash in my hand as I couldn't reach it. SHE WAS STILL ON A LEASH I just didn't have it in my hand‍ I understand not wanting dogs off leash in a store with people as people can get bit but she is a service animal. She is a working dog for multiple disabilities. While I was in there there was a very kind blind woman with a blind stick, if I had a leash and she walked between us, she could've fallen and gotten hurt. another reason why short leads are so much easier and the dog is still leashed. Clearly, they don't care about the possible lawsuit or the business they may lose. This is utterly disgusting behavior. In addition to this, the store is extremely dirty and is constantly stained with dog urine on the floor. It smells intensely like parvo diarrhea every single time I'm there. There are dogs lunging and barking every single time. The manager, Bev, never says anything to them, but when my service dog is in there quietly sitting, it's an issue. Never, ever, ever come here if you're disabled.

    Paradise Pets - petstore - Updated May 2026

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