5 Things Every Disabled Service Dog Handler Must Know
Service Animal Fraud Is Real… and highly damaging. Congress did not grant Americans the use of service animals with the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act or the ADA Amendments Act. Service Dogs in Training (SDiT) are not Service Dogs. Residential Housing civil rights protections are not absolute or automatic. ADA Public Access has legal exemptions.
5 Things Every Disabled Emotional Support Animal Handler Must Know
Exclusively for mental health disabilties Fraud is Real… and damaging Not the same civil rights as trained service animals Residential
5 Things Every Pet Parent Should Know About Medical Assistance Animals
Medical assistant animals are not pets and they’re not for everyone. Five things pet parents should know about the differences between their members of the family and service dogs or emotional support animals.
5 Things You Need to Know : Service Dogs and Residential Housing
Don't believe anything you pay for on the internet. Only for qualified disabled Americans Only for qualified residential housing locations5 Things to Consider Before Judging Fake Service Dogs
The more people learn about the invaluable work of service dogs, the more they develop good intentions for condemning the fakes.
By definition, a service dog is trained to perform tasks that relate to its handler’s disability, like alerting the handler to an upcoming seizure.
Listening to the common criticisms of fake service dogs, you’d think the problem is simple: Some dog owners are just inconsiderate.
DOJ settles ADA complaint about hotels not honoring reservations for disabled vets with service dogs
The Department’s investigations found that Deerfield and Landmark discriminated against veterans with PTSD when they refused to honor reservations for hotel rooms because the veterans were accompanied by their service dogs.