Guide dog user left to feel ‘very dirty’ after being told at Chinese restaurant her dog Tim was not hygienic
The Workplace Relations Commission. Photo: Stock image
Stephen Bourke
A guide dog user was left to feel "very dirty" after being told her dog Tim was “not hygienic”, and could be left “out back” in the yard of a Chinese restaurant as she and her husband ate, the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) has heard.
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