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Originally Posted by BamaFan121s  Wouldn't that be considered a 'therapy dog,' not a service dog? 
I think a lot of times the two are confused, but there is a difference based on the types of "jobs" they perform. I think that laws only [officially] protect the rights of those with service animals, but not neccessarily therapy animals... |
not nesessarily. If someone cannot access a public facility due to anxiety and the service dogs allows them to do so- then they are providing a service- which is what guide dogs do as well- they allow an otherwise capable person to access somewhere they would otherwise be unable to.