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Hi, There is nothing better than a dog and human 'working' team. If your Doberman does not yet have a certification - this is your first step. In general - it takes 120 hours and at least six months in a certified training program and then you must pass the required temperament and behavioral testing in a controlled environment to then earn the right to become an official certified support or service dog - psychiatric service dog or mobility assistance dog. Check your local area for official organizations providing training and administering testing dates for the certification you wish to pursue.
At a minimum your dog will need to be able to pass the public access requirements as listed here: http://www.iaadp.org/iaadp-minimum-training-standards-for-public-access.html.
Please beware of organizations promising to send you badges and certifications simply for a fee. Nothing is a substitute for proper training and official certification.
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http://www.prepare.org/disabilities/animaltips.htm
You'll probably need to get a service animal license with your local city or county to let the dog onto public transportation such as trains and busses.
Various organizations help:
http://www.registeredservicedogs.com for example
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| July 06, 2009 11:57 AM |
At a minimum your dog will need to be able to pass the public access requirements as listed here: http://www.iaadp.org/iaadp-minimum-training-standards-for-public-access.html.
Please beware of organizations promising to send you badges and certifications simply for a fee. Nothing is a substitute for proper training and official certification.
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July 06, 2009 09:56 PM
Oops - I mentioned the Doberman breed above - I meant to refer to your dog (as noted in the topic or question category) as a Rottweiler, sorry.
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July 05, 2009 10:05 PM
Here are tips for people with service animals: http://www.prepare.org/disabilities/animaltips.htm
You'll probably need to get a service animal license with your local city or county to let the dog onto public transportation such as trains and busses.
Various organizations help:
http://www.registeredservicedogs.com for example
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