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International Travel Service Dog Regulations
Service Dog Regulations & Traveling Internationally Are you planning a trip with your Service Dog to another part of the world? Before you show up at the airport, or even before you book your flight, there are some important regulations and rules you will need to know when traveling with a Service Dog. Service Dog […]
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How Can I Get My Dog to Be a Registered Service Dog?
Registering your service dog and getting a linked service dog ID card can help you get around public places that don’t allow dogs, but keep in mind that these are not legal requirements. Service Dog Overview: A service dog is a type of legally recognized assistance animal trained to perform specific tasks for people with […]
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Can I Have 2 Emotional Support Animals?
According to Service Dog Certifications, you can have 2 or more emotional support animals. The presence of a furry or a scaly or a feathery companion can provide a form of unconditional love, acceptance, and support. This is why many mental health professionals are now prescribing an Emotional Support Animal to those patients that would […]
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Top 10 Myths About Service Dogs and Emotional Support Animals
The use of Assistance Animals can be a great help to those with various disabilities, but some people still don’t fully understand everything about them. Here we will debunk the 10 most common myths about Assistance Animals. We have also included links to helpful articles throughout this page that includes more information. This is absolutely […]
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Emotional Support Animal Doctor Prescription Guide
What Is an ESA Letter? An ESA letter is a prescription letter written by a licensed mental health professional (ie registered therapist, psychiatrist, psychologist) that recommends your pet as your Emotional Support Animal. For those people who suffer from an emotional or mental disability, there’s a treatment that doesn’t involve drugs; an emotional support animal […]
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Psychiatric Service Dog
Psychiatric service dogs (PSDs) are service dogs that help people with “invisible disabilities,” meaning mental health issues like ADHD, anxiety, and depression, and they have the same rights as traditional service dogs that help people with physical disabilities like vision and mobility impairment. The legal protections that a psychiatric service dog has include: Psychiatric service […]
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