It’s a complete myth that a Rottweiler can’t be trained as a regular household dog or that they are dangerous by nature. If they respect their owner and are well-trained, they are incredibly loyal, protective, and obedient dogs who are – as I’m sure you already know – absolutely gorgeous. So we’re here in this […]
If you are in need of a service dog, you may be wondering what your options are besides just purchasing a trained dog; purchasing a trained dog can be incredibly expensive, especially if you don’t have access to any financial assistance. Training your own service dog is a valid alternative that, while costly on time, […]
If you’re living with a disability in Alabama, it’s worth training your pooch (or a new puppy) to become a service dog. Not only do these lovable creatures provide invaluable assistance with everyday tasks, but they also receive legal protections under federal and state laws. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) allows anyone with an […]
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) states that people with disabilities have a civil right to bring a service dog into any “public accommodations” even if that establishment normally prohibits animals. Furthermore, the Texas Human Resources Code provides similar protections. Public accommodations include hotels, retail outlets, entertainment venues, transportation services, and educational institutions, although religious […]
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) states that people with disabilities have a civil right to bring a service dog into any “public accommodations,” even if that establishment normally prohibits animals. Furthermore, Maryland’s service animal law grants similar rights to individually trained animals that provide support to people with disabilities. Public accommodations cover various venues, […]
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Utah’s disability rights laws state that people with disabilities have a civil right to bring a service dog into any “public accommodations” even if the establishment normally prohibits animals. Public accommodations include hotels, retail outlets, entertainment venues, transportation services, and educational institutions, although religious organizations and membership-based clubs […]
If you’re living with a disability in Maine, it might be worth training your pooch (or a new puppy) to become a service dog. Not only do these lovable creatures provide invaluable assistance with everyday tasks, but they also receive legal protections under federal and state laws. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Maine’s […]
If you’re living with a disability in Georgia, it might be worth training your new pooch (or new puppy) to become a service dog. Not only do these lovable creatures provide invaluable assistance with everyday tasks, but they also receive legal protections under federal and state laws. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) affords anyone […]
The Ohio Revised Code states that people with disabilities accompanied by an assistance dog—a dog trained by a non-profit agency to assist people with sight, hearing, or mobility impairments—cannot be discriminated against in any public accommodation, even if that establishment normally prohibits animals. However, the Administrative Code, a separate provision of Ohio law, provides similar […]
If you’re living with a disability in Oregon, it might be worth training your new pooch (or new puppy) to become a service dog. Not only do these lovable creatures provide invaluable assistance with everyday tasks, but they also receive legal protections under federal and state laws. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) affords anyone […]