If you’re living with a disability in Illinois, 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) affords anyone […]
If you’re living with a disability in Louisiana, 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) affords anyone […]
If you’re living with a disability in Alaska, 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) affords anyone […]
There are many organizations that train service dogs and place them with those in need. However, these pre-trained service dogs are incredibly expensive and not everyone is able to receive enough financial help to obtain one. If you’re living in Wisconsin and you have a disability, you may want to consider training your own service […]
Living with a disability can be challenging, particularly if you live in a sunny, outdoorsy state like California. If you’re living in California and struggling to complete day-to-day tasks on your own, it might be time to consider training a dog or puppy as a service animal. Not only will your pooch be able to […]
Service dogs make living with a disability much easier and safer. Not only can they help you with everyday tasks, but they can also accompany you to public accommodations, including hotels, restaurants, and retail stores. This is covered under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), so businesses, including your landlord, cannot refuse to do business […]
When it comes to the proper treatment of individuals with disabilities, a service dog can be a valuable friend to have. With such a valuable ally on one’s side, a person’s quality of life increases vastly and they allow the disabled individual the potential to take part in things that would be difficult or next […]