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At Service Dog Certifications, our goal is to minimize discrimination and persecution for handlers and their animals. Know your rights and stop the harassment of you and your service dog.
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Service Dog Certifications does not certify or authorize anyone to use a Service Animal — nor is certification required by law. The privilege to use a Service or Assistance Animal is granted, under the law, by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and local governments.
Service Dog Certifications does not endorse the fraudulent use of our certifications and registration.
Our Services and Mission
We understand that owning a service animal or emotional support animal is a necessity for some people out there. We hope to make their lives easier by answering questions and providing information about service dogs and emotional support animals. Don’t get harassed and hassled. Know your rights.
Training and Behavior Standards Agreement
While Service Dog owners are allowed to verbally state their animal is a Service Animal for public access, many individuals find that having a way to say they have accepted further training and behavior standards, while not required by law, Service Dog Certifications can help minimize discrimination and accessibility issues while keeping disability information private. This is especially important for disabled individuals who use a Service or Emotional Support Dog to help with disabilities that are not visible to others, such as epilepsy, deafness, multiple sclerosis and other conditions not visible to the human eye.
Our goal is to help reduce abuse of the ADA by requiring our Registrants to understand the laws. Intentionally misrepresenting an animal as a Service Animal for any reason is not only unethical, it is also in violation of federal and local laws. Service Dog Certifications does not endorse the use of fake service animals in any capacity.
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My landlord use to bully me about my emotional support animal. Service Dog Certifications informed me about rules associated with emotional support animals. Now I live with my ESA, Biscuit, without any worry.
Service Dog Certifications promptly responded to all my questions and was extremely helpful during the whole process. Thanks for everything!
I have been able to travel with my service animal stress free after getting help from Service Dog Certifications.
I have a disability that is not “obvious”. The service dog ID card helps me show people that I need my service dog without having to explain my disability to them.
We can take our Buford everywhere we go without being harassed anymore. The identification cards help us resolve any issues before it becomes an issue. Thanks!!!
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can i regster 2 dsogs for emotional support dogs..one is my shihtzu the other was my daughters(she passed away 5 months ago) and there all i have they need me and i need them . There inseperable wouldnt live without each other plus theyre grieving also
Yes, you may have more than one emotional support dog. Contact us with any additional questions about the process here: https://www.servicedogcertifications.org/contact-us/
SO GLAD GET MY SERVICEDOGCERTIFICATIONS.. HOPE MY LAND LORD. DONT THROW ME ,OUT OF MY APT.. I JUST GOT HIM.. BY MY DOCTER.. I THANK LORD JESUS.
Do you have any idea where I can get an already trained service dog or find a trainer to train a dog in the Atlanta area? I am having a very difficult time finding anything. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Hello , Ian israei resident and o want to do serrifaction for my dog. It is possible for me to do that ? I want to came to the states traveling soon with my dog.
Can. Hotels require service dog owners to stay in “pet friendly” rooms only?
Hello and thank you. I have a 10 y.o. Weimaraner (Eddie) and a ESA letter from my V.A. psychologist. Eddie naturally performs deep pressure therapy (DPT) with nudging or body weight when I’m stressed to imbalance or my blood sugar is low. (he was my sister’s pup in service for her diabetes) Please, what is required to document him as a service dog as opposed to a therapy dog?