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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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How to Bring a Service Dog to Knott’s Berry Farm
Service dogs are welcome at Knott’s Berry Farm, but there are some restrictions on where they can be and what they can do. Knott’s does provide a lot for your service dog, and offers multiple relief areas and opportunities to bring your dog into restaurants and onto selected rides. Like all public settings, Knotts does […]
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Can You Bring a Service Dog to a College Football Game?
Yes, you can absolutely bring your service dog to a college football game! Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), trained service dogs are allowed wherever the public goes. When you’re at the game, stadium staff can verify you have a service dog only by asking two questions: They cannot ask about your disability, require […]
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How to Find a Good Service Dog Breeder
When you decide you want to own a service dog, you have several decisions to make. You’ll need to select a breed and decide whether you want to purchase a dog from a breeder or adopt a rescue or shelter dog. While many people will want to purchase a dog based on their specific needs, […]
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How to Respond to “Undue Hardship” Denial of a Service Dog
Employers and landlords can deny a service dog for “undue hardship”, but this exemption is a really difficult standard to meet. When your employer or landlord denies your service dog accommodation, citing this exemption, they’re basically claiming that a basic disability accommodation would threaten their entire operation. Here’s how to respond to a denial based […]
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How to Bring a Service Dog to SeaWorld
Whether you’re on the East Coast or the West Coast, there’s a SeaWorld to visit — and service dogs are welcome. In fact, SeaWorld goes the extra mile to make disabled visitors welcome with a very complete downloadable guide that describes each ride, its physical requirements, and its accessibility for both people and dogs. You’ll […]
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