
Is a Psychiatric Service Dog a Service Dog?
Absolutely, under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) psychiatric service dogs are treated the same as other service dogs with the same rights. That’s because the ADA recognizes mental and emotional health conditions as qualifying disabilities for service dog ownership. A psychiatric service dog is trained to perform tasks for people with conditions like depression, […]

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Can the Police Ask for Service Dog Proof?
What the ADA says: Police, like any other third party, can verify a service dog by asking two questions: 1. Is the dog a service dog required for a disability? and 2. What work or task has the dog been trained to perform? Do you have to provide the police with anything else? Just like […]

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Where Can a Service Dog Go in New York?
In New York, service dogs can go to many places that pets can’t. Service dogs are allowed in almost all public areas in New York, including: This means if you’re a resident of New York City, your service dog is welcome in places like the L Train, the MOMA, your favorite cafe in Brooklyn, and […]

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