Service Dog

12 recommendations and reviews from 3 people

• Referral from December 1, 2014
  

  Lisa R. asked:

  I KNOW THIS IS A LONG SHOT, BUT I NEED TO BE WITH MY PUPPY!!!!!! Does anyone know of a place that accepts pit bulls and is under $750 a month?!?!?! Need a place for me and my pit bull but I'm financially strapped. I commute to work so it can be anywhere from Yuba, Marysville,Linda, Sheridan, lincoln, auburn, Sacramento,Roseville, etc. Please I need a safe place for this beautiful girl!!!! My boyfriend works as a professional painter but is also a handyman, if anybody has a little spot they want fixed up for a possible deduction on rent that would be awesome too!!! Thanks in advance :-)

  

  Meagan P. replied:

  http://2012.servicedogsfl.org/?p=22

  

  Meagan P. replied:

  Please do not claim your dog is a service dog if it is not. Service dogs are ONLY service dogs if they have been trained to perform a certain task for the person they are the service animal for...

  

  Michaela J. replied:

  Register her as an emotional support dog not a service dog.

  

  Meagan P. replied:

  There is no registration for support animals or service dogs.

  

  Meagan P. replied:

  All online registrations for ESAs and Service Dogs are not legitimate to the OP. California also does not require your animal to be registered or licensed with the state or county. If you want a service dog for your boyfriend of PTSD then she has to be...See More

  

  Annie H. replied:

  Meagan Porter I'm sorry but you are incorrect. My brother is Autistic and he has a service dog. There is such a thing called a "Companion Dog". It is a form of a service dog but that doesn't require any training. It is simply a good dog to help aid wit...See More

  

  Meagan P. replied:

  I'm not incorrect. If your dog is disruptive, aggressive, or destructive, good luck with the ESA route. I didn't say an ESA required training. I said a SERVICE DOG does. There is a big difference between a service dog and an ESA.

  

  Annie H. replied:

  Source: Mother is a Social Worker for the State of California, Father works in Mental Health for UC Davis, My personal experience with my service dog, as well as my brothers. Thanks.

  

  Annie H. replied:

  Service dogs has different classes. In this case it would be considered a Companion Dog. So you might want to read her post more carefully before commenting.

  

  Meagan P. replied:

  What part of service dog are you not understanding? A ESA is not a service dog...you can look that up by federal law if you like.

  

  Meagan P. replied:

  My husband just left the Army after 6 years of service and has PTSD and anxiety. And we have a service dog. Not an ESA.

  

  Meagan P. replied:

  I am not doubting her boyfriend's need for an ESA, or service dog, but there are many people out there who try to claim their dog is simply so they can't be kicked out of there home. In the state of California you do not need to license your dog as a s...See More

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