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An Arizona man's emotional support animal is creating quite a buzz.

Prescott Valley Arizona resident David Keller thinks the application process to register an emotional support animal is too easy.

So he's tried to register a swarm of bees as his service pad. It worked. That's unbeat-leavable.

A lot of people thought it was hilarious and a lot of people were getting upset. Keller told the CBS affiliate.

We recently went on a website called usacervistogregistration.com and successfully uploaded a random photo of a bee hive as a service animal to bring awareness to the issue that anyone could do this.

So now I want you to understand he went to the USA service dog registration.com and he registered a bee hive.

So it's not even a dog. There's no leashes that can be put on these. Well, I'll get tiny leashes. Well, little teeny tiny leashes.

What did they tell him when he tried to register to buzz off?

Well, it was an inspired to go through the registration after seeing a service dog that was visibly untrained. He said I could tell that it was not a service animal because it was pulling the owner to the parking lot.

I was thinking this is too easy. The website he used to register his swarm is just one of many that make the application process for emotional pets to easy experts say.

So they're silly. They don't mean anything. You can pay for a registry on one of those websites and basically you're paying for a piece of paper to put a name on a list.

Training is how you can tell whether it's a service animal or not and not all animals can be trained. Bees can be trained. All right. Sure they can. I mean, I don't see why not. Yeah. Can you tell if they're sitting? You can't see it.

Right. Like you could be sitting. Stay. I mean, if they're trainer, they come. Yeah. And you get a little teeny newspaper and you bat them on the nose. If they, if they I don't know if they they've got a urinate to bees poop. These are great questions.

I'm an emotional support animals are in the eye of the bee holder.

miniature horses remain clear to fly as services animals, although emotional support dogs in two twos were recently booted off a flight after showing signs of distress. Now for the first time, I have, I have an an actual service dog. We have trained killers that will rip your throat out.

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