After reviewing this article I have a few comments.
A). The victim, while I certainlysympathize, may be excessive and looking for a free ride claiming “unable to work”. That I find highly doubtful with what little we know. Physical and emotional pain? Sure. Likely confined to the head, complete with neuro symptoms, but doesn’t sound like he’s crippled from working.
B). Haven’t seen too much jumping to defense of the dog owner since he’s a Marine vet, as usually happens. You have to admit, even for vets, it’s kind of hard to justify esoteric “support” animals for something that may or may not exist, Nd animals that cannot be proven to really do anything.
Maybe he (the victim) will need an emotional support something now. Probably emotional support Benjamins.
I grew up,around marine and army vets who lived the 1941-45 pacific tour at lovely places like Guadalcanal and Tarawa and Borneo and Cape Gloucester
I don’t recall emotional support dogs
Those guys made families instead