A service dog is trained to help people with disabilities, such as mobility problems, PTSD, and anxiety disorders. They are important aids that enable their owners to be more independent. They are trained to do specific tasks like opening doors, picking up items, alerting to illness, and offering emotional support in times of stress. They fall under the category of companions protected by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and have access to public areas where pets are not normally allowed. Adequate training allows them to stay composed and attentive…
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