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Good point Rob. And I can also see where a some sequestering might be prudent for a service dog to avoid problems in a physics lab – particularly with experiments
involving tennis balls.
Eric
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A colleague of mine brought his cat to lab once. The cat walked across the bench top, saw some stir bars sitting in 100 mL beaker of chromic acid and tried to fish them out with his paw. Needless to say, Mr Kitty got a quick trip to
the sink for ample flushing.
The cat's name? Entropy.
Rob Toreki
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On Sep 29, 2014, at 11:55 AM, Al Hazari <ahazari**At_Symbol_Here**UTK.EDU> wrote:
Does anyone have any information on/experience with the presence of service dogs in labs?
Dr. Al Hazari
Director of Labs and Lecturer in Chemistry
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
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