Seizure-alert dogs, owners will now get equal access

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Paul Griffin and Suzanne Levin hope going to restaurants and stores with their son, Jake Griffin, will become morehassle-free, now that Gov. Martin O?Malley has signed a new law that will permit Jake?s service dog, Sienna, to accompany them.

Jake, 5, has epilepsy, and Sienna has been trained to sense when he is having a seizure.

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