Service animals bring unlimited help, care, and companionship into the lives of the owners who train and care for them. It only makes sense to make life easier for them[...]
Yes! In theory, introducing a service dog in your home where there are already other canine pets should be a walk in the park, but the reality? Well, it's a[...]
Service dogs are an invaluable asset to many people with disabilities. They're more than just man's best friend - many handlers rely on their dogs to navigate their daily lives.[...]
Service dogs are lifelines for their owners. For people living with physical or psychological disabilities, the assistance that service dogs provide is life-changing. While these helpful friends are legally protected[...]
Since the 1920s, the service dog has helped aid people with disabilities. But it’s only recently that the public has begun to realize the tremendous benefits dogs can have for[...]
The 1990 Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was and still is a historic piece of legislation that impacts any person with a disability and even the non-disabled people in their[...]
Service dogs do incredible work and aid their owners in various life-changing ways. Because of this, the equipment they use should serve the same purpose so that they can continue[...]
With anxiety and depression rising at record levels nationwide, many are turning to alternative forms of relief. Some seek alternatives to prescription drugs, while others look for additional aids to[...]
Service animals, particularly canines, can be life-changing assets for folks with physical disabilities and those suffering from severe mental disabilities or a history of trauma.
Service Dog Registration of America is not a governmental agency and is not affiliated with or endorsed by a governmental agency. Registration of a service animal with Service Dog Registration of America does not give you any additional legal rights.
