
Psychiatric Service Dog
Psychiatric service dogs (PSDs) are service dogs that help people with “invisible disabilities,” meaning mental health issues like ADHD, anxiety, and depression, and they have the same rights as traditional service dogs that help people with physical disabilities like vision and mobility impairment. The legal protections that a psychiatric service dog has include: Psychiatric service […]

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Can Landlords Deny a Service Dog?
No, landlords cannot deny or refuse a service dog because they are protected under the Fair Housing Act, which requires landlords, HOAs, co-ops, and condos to provide reasonable accommodations for all service animals. The only times they can refuse a service dog are if it is genuinely dangerous (like if it bites a neighbor), creates […]

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How to Certify a Service Dog
If you want to be certified for a service dog, just follow these 5 steps: You can’t qualify for a service dog just by getting a certification. Certifications are used by service dog owners for personal convenience, but they are not required under ADA rules. If someone refuses to let your service dog in because […]

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