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How to Get a Psychiatric Service Dog (PSD)
A Psychiatric Service Dog (PSD) is a Service Animal specifically trained to support individuals diagnosed with a mental illness. A well-trained PSD is able to ease symptoms caused by the mental disability and can comfort their handler in times of distress. In this article, we’ll cover how to be approved for a PSD, what to […]
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Should I Vaccinate My Service Dog?
Yes, you should vaccinate your service dog, as they are required by many state and local laws to be vaccinated, just like a pet dog. Additionally, vaccinations like rabies are required for air travel. Just because your dog is a service dog does not exempt them from vaccinations, unlike it does for pet fees and […]
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What Are The Best Service Dog Breeds For Seniors?
If you’re a senior citizen, finding the right service dog starts with understanding your daily struggles. Do you worry about falling? Need help hearing important sounds? Feel anxious living alone? You’re not losing your independence, but you may face new challenges. Millions of seniors deal with the same concerns. The good news is that a […]
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Service Dog Rights
1. Service Dogs have special public access rights under federal law Service dog owners have special rights under both federal and state laws. The Americans with Disabilities Act, commonly known as the “ADA,” is the primary federal law protecting owners of service dogs in all 50 states. Under the ADA, service dog owners have the […]
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Steps for Veterans to Get a Service Dog
The transition back to civilian life can hit hard. Physical injuries, PTSD, anxiety, depression — these aren’t just medical terms for many veterans; they’re daily battles. That’s where service dogs come in. These four-legged partners are trained to perform service dog tasks that make a real difference. Whether it’s retrieving items when mobility is limited, […]
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Landlord Rights for Emotional Support Animals
If you’re a landlord, you may have noticed the use of Emotional Support Animals (ESA) has become common as more mental health professionals write ESA letters to help their clients. As a landlord or property owner, you might ask yourself, what does that mean for me and for my rental units that have “no pets” […]
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