This is the kind of video that gets peoples’ blood boiling.

A TikTokker posted a video of a service dog owner being denied entry to a store with her animal, and it got a lot of people talking.

In the video, the woman was stopped on the way into a store by an employee. The woman told the worker that her dog was a service animal and the employee asked her for identification to prove that the dog was indeed a service animal.

The woman told the worker, “There is no ID for service dogs. That’s illegal you can’t ask for that.”

Another worker at the store stepped in and the woman told them, “She’s asking me for an ID when legally there’s no ID. Yes, she’s a service dog. She’s a cardiac alert dog, there’s no ID. You legally can’t ask for that by Federal Law.”

She added, “You can ask if it’s a service dog and you can ask what task she’s trained to provide. And she is a cardiac alert dog. You can’t ask for anything else. That’s not like a business preference thing, that’s a Federal law.”

Her arguments getting her nowhere, the woman said, “Okay, well, you might have to speak to the cops in a minute because this is an access issue. This is disability rights. You guys realize that, right?”

The TikTokker walked out of the store and filmed a sign on the front door that clearly shows that service dogs are welcome inside the premises.

The poster on the door reads, “Service dogs are trained to do work or perform a task for persons with disabilities. Comfort and/or emotional support animals are not service animals, and are not recognized by the ADA.”

Check out the video.

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TikTokkers spoke up.

This person chimed in.

Another viewer shared their thoughts.

And this individual spoke up.

It seems like a lot of people don’t know the laws when it comes to service animals…

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