A service dog is allowed in with the person it works for.
This is the rule for a restaurant in British Columbia. It applies whether or not that person has ever heard of us.
The provision
“A guide dog team, service dog team or dog-in-training team may, in the same manner as would an individual who is not a member of any of those teams, enter and use any place, accommodation, building or conveyance to which the public is invited or has access, provided that the individual who is a member of the team ensures the dog that is a member of the team (a) does not occupy a seat in a public conveyance or a place where food is served or dispensed to the public, as the case may be, and (b) is held by a leash or harness.”
Guide Dog and Service Dog Act, SBC 2015 c 17, s.2(1) — the right of entry of a certified team; the Human Rights Code protects non-certified teams
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