Service dogs are trained to perform tasks directly related to a person's disability and are allowed in public spaces. Handlers must adhere to local laws regarding licensing and vaccinations, but ...

Have you ever been in a restaurant or on an airplane, seen a dog, and wondered, “Is that dog allowed in here?” Well, if the dog in question is a guide dog or service dog, the answer is yes. Working ...

Trained to serve: Service dogs’ roles are expanding to help more people More people with disabilities, from hard-of-hearing to autism spectrum disorder, are uniting with service dogs to help them with ...

"Pumpkin seeds" over the eyes of dark dogs allow us to read their facial expressions more easily. Source: Nancy Darling Dogs are versatile, varying from the tiniest Pekinese to the leggy Afghan or ...

Follow the two-year service dog training process and hear from their handlers. Thousands of people with disabilities rely on assistance of service dogs. From training as puppies, living in prison, and ...