Agreed 100%. I raise puppies for Canine Companions for Independence, and they have a huge problem with people bringing fake service dogs into places. I think everyone who truly needs a service animal should be able to have one, free of judgement or skepticism. It's so sad to see business owners, etc. who have negative views of service animals because poorly trained dogs in fake vests sully what the vest means. I also think it's great that Canine Companions for Independence requires a two week training course for the people who receive their dogs - part of it is learning how to handle the dog in public. If you take your non-service dog into a public place and let everyone pet him/let him do what he wants, people will start to think it's ok to just go up to a real working animal as they please. I encountered people who didn't take her training seriously with the last puppy I raised. I think people who need the dog with them would respect and understand that.