You must be able to name specific tasks (e.g., "alerting to a seizure," "opening doors," "deep pressure therapy") the dog will perform. 5. Avoiding Scams
Expect to spend $2,000–$4,000 annually on high-quality food, specialized gear (harnesses/vests), and preventative veterinary care. i want to buy a service dog
The ADA does not require service dogs to be professionally certified, registered, or wear a vest, though many handlers use them for clarity. 2. Choosing Your Path: Program vs. Owner-Trained You must be able to name specific tasks (e