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The writing team at Service Dog Certifications is made up of folks who really know their stuff when it comes to disability laws and assistance animals. Many of our writers and editors have service dogs themselves and share insights from their own experiences. All of us have a passion for disability rights and animals. While we offer products and services for purchase, our main goal in our publications is to spread unbiased and accurate knowledge about service dog rights. We pride ourselves on promoting responsible service dog ownership and setting the facts straight on myths that persist in the world of service dogs. We advocate for all service dog handlers and provide educational material to help you advocate for yourself and your service dog.

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How To Get A Therapy Dog

How To Get A Therapy Dog

Therapy dogs are furry ambassadors of joy, bringing comfort to people in hospitals, nursing homes, schools, disaster areas, and anywhere else that could use an uplifting visit. Unlike service dogs and emotional support animals that help one person, therapy dogs are equal-opportunity joy-spreaders, offering their calming presence to anyone who needs it. If you’ve witnessed […]

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Can I Stay at an Airbnb with My Service Dog? - ServiceDogCertifications

Can I Stay at an Airbnb with My Service Dog?

Airbnb has exploded in the past few years. These vacation rentals are a favorite for families and singles alike as they offer the comforts of home without the hassle of a hotel lobby. If you’re thinking about traveling with your service dog, you might find yourself wondering if you can stay at an Airbnb with […]

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Can You Still Fly with a Miniature Horse on an Airplane - ServiceDogCertifications

Can You Still Fly with a Miniature Horse on an Airplane

The term “service animal” can cause uncertainty among anyone not familiar with its legal definition. This can result in conflict when it comes to expectations and accommodations in public or with airline travel. As currently stipulated by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), a service animal is defined as a dog specifically trained to perform […]

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