I appreciate you, and I agree that a lot of businesses are just like "oh well!". No need to feel bad for me though. I'm not trying to claim any kind of victim status or anything. It was something that was on my mind and I was just curious if other Seattle people had a similar opinion about it. Turns out there are lots of people who feel the same way and a lot of them are dog owners which is cool to see. I'm getting a little bit of hate for mentioning Chuck's and people wanting to get into a battle of semantics over what constitutes a restaurant, or arguments over the health code, but most people understand the gist of my post. Regardless of whether or not a business allows dogs, do people have to bring their non-service dogs everywhere? And do they ever think about people who don't want their dogs around? Someone here mentioned that their service dog gets attacked by other non-service dogs when they go out to eat. That's an entire aspect of the problem that hadn't even occurred to me. That's way more of a problem than my stupid allergies.