1. Service dogs are different from therapy and emotional support dogs. Service dogs are defined as "dogs individually trained to work or perform tasks for people with disabilities."
2. You must not distract a service dog . By doing so, you prevent the dog from helping its owner properly.
3. Service animals do not need to be certified . The ADA prohibits requesting such documentation.
4. Service dogs and those who accompany you are not there to entertain you. Give them space. They have an important job to do.
5. The person who wears it usually does everything possible to make people feel comfortable. Many people fear dogs, but rest assured that the animal is under control. When you come across a service dog, it's best to let him do his thing.
