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Dog-Friendly Major League Baseball Games
It turns out that baseball is not just America’s pastime. It’s also the dog-lover’s pastime! Almost every major league ball field offers special dog-friendly events, from Waggin’ Wednesdays to Pups in the Park to Bark at the Park to Dog Days of Summer happenings. Most are relatively inexpensive, and some offer special seating, swag bags, […]
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How to Respond When Your Landlord Requests Renters Insurance Because You Have a Service Dog
If your landlord asks you to obtain renters insurance because you have a service dog, your response should depend on the answer to this question: Is this requirement applied to all tenants, or just to you? In this article: When It Might Be Legal and Reasonable Your landlord can probably require you to get renters […]
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Can You Bring a Service Dog to a Baseball Game?
Service dogs are welcome at all baseball parks and stadiums, including local and school venues. Baseball is a particularly dog-friendly sport, which may make it a great “starter sport” for your dog as it learns how to support your interest in spectator sports. In fact, some major stadiums offer indoor relief stations, and many host […]
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LAX Dog Travel Guide: Relief Areas, Terminals, and Parking
LAX is one of the world’s biggest and busiest airports, but with careful planning, you and your dog can navigate it smoothly. In fact, LAX is surprisingly animal-friendly. It offers its own therapy dog program called PUPS, as well as multiple pet relief stations throughout the airport. There are no restrictions regarding your dog’s access […]
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Can You Bring a Service Dog to a Music Concert?
Yes, you can bring your service dog to a concert, but you’ll want to take special precautions. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), trained service dogs are allowed anywhere the public may go, including your favorite artist’s shows. Venue staff can verify your service dog only by asking two questions: When you arrive at […]
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Adopting a Failed Service Dog
It’s not hard to adopt a “failed” service dog, but it does take some time, research, and money to make it happen. “Failed” or “career change” dogs are animals that were selected to be trained as service dogs but were unable, for some reason, to successfully complete their training. They’re desirable as pets because they […]
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