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Can You Bring a Service Dog to a Grocery Store?
Yes! Service dogs can go into any grocery store with you, even if the store has a no-pets policy. It’s that simple: it’s your right under the Americans with Disabilities Act. If you can go somewhere in the store, your service dog can, too. In some cases, service dogs can even ride in the shopping […]
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What to Know About Emotional Support Animals
Want a pet with special housing rights that can help with your anxiety, depression, or other mental health challenges? That’s exactly what emotional support animals do. Unlike trained service dogs, emotional support animals are regular pets — your dog, who gives you a reason to get out of bed when depression hits hard, or your […]
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How to Choose the Right Pet Insurance
We all know how important pets are for your emotional wellbeing. If your dog is injured or ill, it’s not just inconvenient — it can disrupt your life to the tune of more than $10,000. And, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the cost of owning a pet has increased by an incredible 60% over […]
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11 Polite Ways to Stop People Petting Your Service Dog
Your service dog is there for a reason. They provide an incredible variety of tasks like alerting you to dangers, protecting you from falls or collisions, or supporting your mental health. If your dog is working, distractions can be hazardous or even life-threatening. But for most people, a dog is a pet. Many people actually […]
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Can Dogs Eat Chocolate?
No, dogs should absolutely never eat chocolate, as it is highly toxic to them! We know it can be tempting to share your chocolate treats with those puppy dog eyes staring at you, but this is one human food that should never, ever make it into your pup’s tummy. Why is chocolate so dangerous for […]
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How Dogs Can Smell Anxiety and Stress
Did you know that some service dogs alert their handlers to rising anxiety, sometimes before they even fully notice it themselves? It’s not magic, though it might seem like it. It’s actually an incredible combination of your dog’s amazing nose and your body’s chemical response to stress. Dogs can be trained to detect stress signals […]
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