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Originally Posted by marcerella02  i think they did a horrible job on their home page- they make it seem like something everyone can do "are you tired of not being able to bring your companion everywhere"- which is not what a service dog is about. However, the link to WHAT is a service dog says:
It is defined by the ADA as any physical or mental condition that substantially limits a major life activity. Activities such as walking, bathing, caring for oneself (mentally and physically), and hearing are some examples of major life disabilities. Some disabilities may not be visible such as deafness, epilepsy, or psychological conditions. Under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA) of 1996, an individual is not required to disclose any information about their health status or medical history.
which is also good to know.... very interesting website... they need to re think some of their wording i think... |
What caught my attention was that same as you. It almost made it sound like you could buy the certifcate and be able to take your dog with you anywhere. Almost like
if you spend $395 you can bring fluffy with you everywhere you go. I started to look at it a little more but makes me wonder what they are really trying to promote.
