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How to Fly with a Service Dog to Mexico
Traveling with your service dog on an international flight to Mexico is not only allowed but also free of charge. With a little planning and preparation, you can ensure a delightful and worry-free journey together. In this guide, we’ve got you covered with all the essential information to make your flight with your service dog […]
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How to Register Your Dog as a Service Dog in Arizona
A service dog provides invaluable assistance to a handler with disabilities by completing specific tasks it was trained for. Owners lead more independent lives, have easier access to places, and may move about with greater confidence, knowing that their trained service animal is there to assist them. Many tasks that non-disabled people take for granted […]
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Can Uber Drivers Refuse Your Service Dog?
Uber’s policy: Service dogs are allowed to ride with their handlers at no extra cost. According to Uber’s guidelines, drivers are required to accommodate service animals and provide them with the same level of service as any other passenger. What if your driver gives you a hard time? If an Uber driver refuses to allow […]
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Illinois Service Dog Requirements
Individuals in Illinois who require the assistance of a service dog are recognized and protected by federal and state laws. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the Illinois Human Rights Act safeguard the rights of service dog owners in the Prairie State. Illinois law allows service dogs to enter public areas, including places where […]
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Pennsylvania Service Dog Requirements
Residents of Pennsylvania who require a service dog are legally recognized under federal and state law. The ADA and the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act protect owners of service dogs in the Keystone State. Service dogs in Pennsylvania must be allowed in areas open to the public, even if there is a policy that prohibits entry […]
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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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