Last week, I was in my local Walmart Supercenter waiting in the deli line. I nonchalantly looked to my left and there stood a young man in front of the banana display with a live snake wrapped around his neck. The snake's girth was the width of your forearm. I contacted security. Was informed that I was the second person to notify them of this particular customer. Went back to the deli line. Snake and snake handler were still there. Snake handler was grinning. Serpent was eyeing the bananas. After a full ten minutes, both left the store unapprached by anyone.
A few days prior, at the same store, I saw a woman standing in the checkout line with a small dog in her purse.
So.....my question is this ~ can animals be trained to detect a seizure before it occurs and if so, are these animals allowed in retail food stores?
A few days prior, at the same store, I saw a woman standing in the checkout line with a small dog in her purse.
So.....my question is this ~ can animals be trained to detect a seizure before it occurs and if so, are these animals allowed in retail food stores?
