On Wednesday, a small child flying aboard a Southwest Airlines flight received a minor injury from a fellow passenger’s dog. According to a Southwest spokesperson, the dog’s teeth “scraped a child’s forehead as the young passenger approached the animal,” and the child was cleared by medical personnel to stay on the flight scheduled to depart for Portland, Oregon.
It is unclear whether the dog was an emotional-support animal or a certified service dog.
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