Under ADA rules for covered public settings, a service dog is individually trained in work or tasks directly related to a person's disability.
Kea Grace
Published August 14, 2013
Plan for the current airline process and the actual destination. U.S. air-travel service-animal rules differ from ADA rules for ordinary public places.
Anything Pawsable Staff
Published August 12, 2013
Build a comfortable hold and release with rewards, short steps and a delivery point that suits you. Part Two of AP’s service dog retrieve series.
Kea Grace
Published August 9, 2013
I nternational Assistance Dog Week (IADW) occurs every year beginning on the first Sunday in August, and International Assistance Dog Week 2013 started August 4th…
Kea Grace
Published August 5, 2013
Some training programs use a public access test to assess behavior in everyday environments.
Kea Grace
Published August 2, 2013
AP uses photographs to explain training, daily routines and life with a service dog.
Kea Grace
Published August 1, 2013
Kea Grace’s graduation letter is preserved as a dated personal account of Nike’s training and placement.
Kea Grace
Published July 26, 2013
A Doberman may be suitable for some handlers, but breed identity does not establish service-dog suitability.
Kea Grace
Published July 24, 2013
This is a dated, personal book review; film plans and promotional arrangements described at original publication are not current offers.
Lisa A Faulkner
Published July 17, 2013
Labrador Retrievers are used in many assistance-dog programs, but breed identity does not guarantee a suitable candidate or reliable performance.
Kea Grace
Published July 12, 2013