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Yes. The user and assistance dog have public-transport access rights under Royal Decree 409/2025 and applicable conditions. Do not reject them under a general pet prohibition, require carrying the dog in arms or charge a supplement for it. Recognition, identification, health and control conditions apply; this is not unconditional access for every animal.
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Only if the animal can be carried in someone's arms.
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No, because carrying animals on public-service buses is prohibited.
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