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How to Register Your Dog as a Service Dog in New York
Service dogs can make the world much more accessible to people who have a disability. The Empire State respects the work of service dogs and allows people with disabilities to engage in public life. A service dog is not a pet, it is an accommodation that allows people with disabilities to have a safe and […]
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Can a Service Dog be Taken to School?
A disability doesn’t end at the doors of a school. For the most part, a school may be where a child or young adult learns to navigate the world with their disability. Because service dogs are part of how a person manages their disability, a service dog must be involved in a child or young […]
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10 Easy DIY Dog Toys
Dogs can’t tell the difference between a luxury dog toy and a dollar store dog toy. All they know is that it’s given with love and that it’s theirs. The following are ten simple dog toy ideas that will give your service dog hours of stimulation without breaking the bank! Show everyone that the rights […]
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How to Register Your Dog as a Service Dog in Florida
Service dogs are a necessity for many people with physical and mental health disabilities. Florida recognizes this reality and provides legal protections and rights for service dog handlers. Service dogs in the Sunshine State have the right to enter public areas normally closed off to animals and are allowed to be kept in Florida homes […]
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Can a Landlord Charge a Pet Fee or Security Deposit for a Service Animal?
The Federal Fair Housing Act prohibits landlords from discriminating based on disability. Housing providers can never charge a fee or deposit just because a tenant needs a service dog. Seeking a Home with a Service Animal Imagine the following scenario: A tenant is accepted in a rental building and discloses that she has a service […]
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Colorado Service Dog Requirements
If you have a disability, you may qualify for a service dog. Colorado law aligns with federal guidelines. These guidelines allow a person with a disability to reside, travel, and perform their activities of daily living with a service dog. Colorado also takes the extra step to protect service dogs who are still in training […]
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