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At Service Dog Certifications, our goal is to minimize discrimination and persecution for handlers and their animals. Know your rights and stop the harassment of you and your service dog.
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Service Dog Certifications does not certify or authorize anyone to use a Service Animal — nor is certification required by law. The privilege to use a Service or Assistance Animal is granted, under the law, by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and local governments.
Service Dog Certifications does not endorse the fraudulent use of our certifications and registration.
Our Services and Mission
We understand that owning a service animal or emotional support animal is a necessity for some people out there. We hope to make their lives easier by answering questions and providing information about service dogs and emotional support animals. Don’t get harassed and hassled. Know your rights.
Training and Behavior Standards Agreement
While Service Dog owners are allowed to verbally state their animal is a Service Animal for public access, many individuals find that having a way to say they have accepted further training and behavior standards, while not required by law, Service Dog Certifications can help minimize discrimination and accessibility issues while keeping disability information private. This is especially important for disabled individuals who use a Service or Emotional Support Dog to help with disabilities that are not visible to others, such as epilepsy, deafness, multiple sclerosis and other conditions not visible to the human eye.
Our goal is to help reduce abuse of the ADA by requiring our Registrants to understand the laws. Intentionally misrepresenting an animal as a Service Animal for any reason is not only unethical, it is also in violation of federal and local laws. Service Dog Certifications does not endorse the use of fake service animals in any capacity.
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We can take our Buford everywhere we go without being harassed anymore. The identification cards help us resolve any issues before it becomes an issue. Thanks!!!
Without any documentation we had an issue with our landlord. The service dog certification ensured us that Butters would get to stay with us for good. Thanks a million!
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hey there! checked out your wsibete and am very interested in your assistance. We have a year old lab X greyhound (so we found out afterwards!) and all in all he is an amazing dog, we got him at 8 weeks and he has been around our daughter who had just turned 3 and is amazing with her she lays on him..pushes him is kind of in an agressive stage right now and we try really hard to stress to her NOT to be like that lol but anyways he has never growled, snapped, bit or snarled at her..or anyone for that matter.. he is a very loving and affectionate, licky/kissy dog.however, we have a baby on the way, and my husband was just called into the military and will be going away for quite a while. Bentley(dog) seems to listen to my husband more than me they are BFFS. And Bentley has and always has had an issue with jumping up, and pawing at people lol not aggressively but its still super frustrating, and we are concerned with the baby on the way and such and just want to get him under control while hes still young.Let me know what you think and We’d love to meet!
Hello Yeshi,
I believe positive reinforcement and consistency works with even the most stubborn of dogs. Here is a great resource for training your service dog. Good luck!
https://www.wikihow.com/Train-Your-Service-Dog-Without-a-Professional-Trainer
hey I’m trying to train my service dog for my ptsd, anxiety,and depression but as soon as we get outside and around dogs and people he wants to go up to them and lick them and jump on them and play with them what can i do? he is only 5 months. please help me
Hi caleighlewis, it sounds like your dog is just displaying typical puppy behaviors. Stay consistent and use positive reinforcement when training your future service dog. I’ve added a few links below to help you with your training.
https://www.servicedogcertifications.org/how-to-train-a-service-dog/
https://www.iaadp.org/iaadp-minimum-training-standards-for-public-access.html
https://www.wikihow.com/Train-Your-Service-Dog-Without-a-Professional-Trainer
Just wondering how long do you take to deliver the license I just paid for ?
Tina, most orders are shipped out within 48 hours via USPS Priority Mail.
When we register with this site are we provided with an official registration number? If someone wanted to look up my dog in the data base she would have a number, correct? So if I am to get her ID through this site she would have a number printed on her card that you give to her as a result of registering her. This is only a concern because my Lily is a service dog, and she will be moving onto a college campus with me, and they have asked that I provide the credentials even though I technically don’t have to (common courtesy thing, I’d rather let them know instead of show up and be accused of bringing a dog to class.) Thanks!
Alex
Yes, you will be provided with a registration number that can be used to find your card in the database.
Do I have to specify what patch I get on the harness? I would rather it just say “Service Dog”.
If the dog is for my 9 year old would she be registered as the handler? She has PTSD, we have a prescription for a therapy “animal”, and we just got a Goldendoodle that I am working on getting trained.
Ashley, if your Goldendoodle provides the service for your 9 year old, she would be the handler.
LOVE MY SERVICE DOG ID!! At first i ordered emotional needs dog ID shortly after changed my mind and decided i wanted a “Service Dog ID”. They quickly changed my order and prompted me when the change was made! Excellent customer service.
I have a 2 year old pitbull mix who we rescued. he is very well behaved and is currently being trained by myself and my husband to detect gluten (I a allergic to gluten) currently he serves as an emotional support animal for my anxiety would i be able to register him as a service dog well training is still in progress?
I have a family member that has terminal cancer and would like their small 10 pound dog to be able comfort him in his final days. Whats needed to expedite this process of possible?
Your family member’s dog may qualify as an ESA if the dog provides comfort, but is not trained to provide a task or service. Here is how you can qualify for the ESA letter: https://www.servicedogcertifications.org/how-to-get-an-emotional-support-dog-letter/.
I have a 20 year old with autism…I would like to provide him with a pet to keep him calm and prevent him from running across the street…etc I dont even know where to begin. I live in a co-op that allows pets but there are restrictions on breeds and size. I am interested in a lab because of their calm and patient temperament and need to know what I will need to be able to purchase and train the dog . im sure I will need all of the documents prior to purchasing one in order to keep him. Can you help guide me?
Here are the requirements for a service dog – https://www.servicedogcertifications.org/service-dog-requirements/
You can either train your dog or contact a trainer to assist you. Service dogs are exempt from breed and size restrictions.
We recently went to the beach and a lifeguard drove up to us and demanded that my service dog wear a service dog vest. I told him that we were not required to have our dog wear a vest and showed him our service dog ID card from your site. He checked with his superior and left us alone after that. The hostile way in which he approached us was scary, but the ID worked and we were able to enjoy the rest of the day. Thank you!
Deborah, if your dog is trained to provide a service for your illness, you may qualify your dog as a service dog. Please contact us with any additional questions.
Service dogs must always be on a leash and the handler must always have control over the animal.
All airlines must accept emotional support dogs. Some airlines require additional paperwork in addition to your ESA letter. Here is a quick guide to the airline policies for emotional support animals – https://bit.ly/2vuRr8b
You will receive the digital certification within 24 hours if you select the 24 hour expedited delivery option.
can i regster 2 dsogs for emotional support dogs..one is my shihtzu the other was my daughters(she passed away 5 months ago) and there all i have they need me and i need them . There inseperable wouldnt live without each other plus theyre grieving also
Yes, you may have more than one emotional support dog. Contact us with any additional questions about the process here: https://www.servicedogcertifications.org/contact-us/
Do you have any idea where I can get an already trained service dog or find a trainer to train a dog in the Atlanta area? I am having a very difficult time finding anything. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Hello , Ian israei resident and o want to do serrifaction for my dog. It is possible for me to do that ? I want to came to the states traveling soon with my dog.
Hello and thank you. I have a 10 y.o. Weimaraner (Eddie) and a ESA letter from my V.A. psychologist. Eddie naturally performs deep pressure therapy (DPT) with nudging or body weight when I’m stressed to imbalance or my blood sugar is low. (he was my sister’s pup in service for her diabetes) Please, what is required to document him as a service dog as opposed to a therapy dog?
What do you need in order for your service dog to be able to board the airplane with you?
If you do a little research on the issue of traveling in the air with the service animal, you will see that airline travel is not necessarily a “protected,” event although most carriers are accommodating service animals (as long as they are legitimate). Each carrier has their own rules and no thanks to the many “offenders” that have been trying to get creatures like peacocks on board haven’t helped our cause/needs. BE VERY CAREFUL TOO THAT SOME CARRIERS HAVE BREED RESTRICTIONS (even if the breed is not 100% of your service animal, regardless of the documentation. If it has any “pit” bull in it, it is unlikely to be allowed and a lot of agent don’t know the difference between a boxer. So have your Vet paperwork if it is not a “pit,” but a breed that could be mistaken.