- ADA National Network guide
- Service Animals and Emotional Support Animals The definition of a service animal is a dog that has been trained to assist a person with a disability in completing tasks that are directly related to their disability. The ADA National Network guide explains that emotional support, therapy, comfort or companion animals aren’t considered service animals and aren’t protected under the ADA.
- The Service Animal Resource Hub has nine different sections addressing specific issues related to service animals.
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- MA.Gov
- Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (MCDHD) –Hearing Ear Dogs FAQs
- Office on Disability (MOD) – Disability rights for users of assistance animals
- Office on Disability (MOD) – Assistance Animals in Housing
- NEADS World Class Service Dogs
- Canine Companions – Service, Skilled, Hearing, Facility and Therapy Dogs
- Guide Dogs of America
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- Guide Dog Users Inc. – An affiilate of the American Council of the Blind
- Types of Service Dogs by Anything Pawsable
- 10 Things You Didn’t Know About Service Dogs – From the Ability Tools Blog
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