The Reason Muslim Owner Kicked Disabled Vet Out Of His Restaurant Is Disgusting It is an increasing trend for veterans suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) to start working with a trained service dog. Service dogs have been trained to help their owners get through life, and through things like anxiety attacks. Federal law requires that service animals be allowed into any business. However, that wasnt the case when US Army veteran Richard Hunter attempted to bring his service dog into a Subway in New Jersey. According to ABC13, the 50-year-old veteran was attempting to eat at the restaurant with his son and coworkers, when the manager approached him and told him dogs were not allowed in the store. The sign on the door said service dogs were welcome, and his dog was clearly identified. The manager went on to claim that he could refuse service to anyone that he wanted. Later, Mitul Ahmed, the owner of the restaurant, not only denied that the incident took place, but even claimed that he was not at the restaurant that day. The owners son, however, has apologized for his fathers wrongdoing. Hunter is not taking legal action. He is only asking Ahmed for an apology. The Subway owner continues to refuse. 