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Q: Do they allow dogs in subways and taxis?

Thinkin about gettin a big dog, so I'm starting to plan how it might change what I can and can't do. I know some people here are terrified of dogs, but I want to make sure. Where can you not take your dog?

I've never seen a dog in the subway, so I assume that's a no go. How about taxis?

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They don't allow dogs on subways or taxis here or busses.  You may be able to find a taxi driver willing to bend the rules, but the chances are really small.  You will pretty much need your own car if you want to transport your pet.

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It depends on the city you are in. I'm in a third tier city and they allow dogs in the taxis but not on the buses.

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