How to get your dog to be a service dog?

If your dog is calm, cool, and collected, but also alert and responsive, chances are she’s a good fit for service work. Paw Rescue has a great primer on dog temperament, with additional resources for testing ideas. As noted above, it can be helpful to know about your dog’s typical breed characteristics. read more

You are also permitted to live in housing with your registered service dog or your registered ESA when pets are not allowed - and with NO FEE. National Service Animal Registry's service dog registration and ESA registration helps you learn how you can fly with your pet in the cabin of an aircraft - and with no pet fee. read more

Service dogs offer great assistance, but not all pooches are up to the job. If you have been wondering how to get a service dog identification, Service Dogs America can help you answer a few basic questions to ensure that your dog can be a great service dog. read more