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How to Certify a Service Dog
Wondering how you can certify a service dog? You should first be aware that “certifying” a service dog may not mean what you think. What the law says: Under U.S. service dog laws, you cannot qualify for a service dog just by obtaining a certification. Certifications are obtained by service dog owners as an optional […]
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Emotional Support Dog Requirements
Are you confused when it comes to emotional support dog requirements? You’re not alone. There is a lot of information out there on this important subject, some of which is misleading or just plain false. If you want to designate your dog as an emotional support dog (ESD), it’s important to understand all of the […]
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Emotional Support Cat
Can Cats be Emotional Support Animals? Cats make wonderful pets. But did you know they can also provide those with emotional challenges the added support they need to live a full life? In this article, we will explore the following: What is an emotional support cat? The ESA certification and registration process Types of animals […]
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Service Dog Laws – Know your rights
Do you know what to do and say when you are traveling with your Service Dog? Taking the step to adopt and train a service dog is tough work. The bond a handler and a service dog develops is one of the deepest and most meaningful relationships that exist. A challenge many service dog handlers […]
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How to Certify a Therapy Dog
Therapy dogs are a source of love and affection in our lives and those of our friends and family. They provide a welcome distraction for students during stressful exam periods, give affection and companionship to seniors, and bring comfort to patients recovering from illnesses in hospitals. Therapy dogs can provide people of all ages with […]
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Therapy Dog Certification
What Is a Therapy Dog? It’s a special kind of work. Therapy dogs bring comfort, support and unconditional love to those in stressful situations. This includes hospitals, nursing homes, hospice care, schools/universities and even at disaster sites. Unlike a service dog that is specifically trained to perform tasks for those with physical disabilities, the therapy dog […]
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