Calming Your Stressed Out Dog

Are you living with “crazy dog” behavior that’s stressing you out too? If so, this course is for you.

Calming Your Stressed Out Dog will give you knowledge and tools to use in creating the fun, trusting relationship that brings joy to you and your canine companion.

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Beginning in early January, the federal government is enacting a new rule that will restrict emotional support animals ESAs from being allowed on commercial airline flights for free and from flying in the cabin with their handler. This change will only allow dogs that meet the specific training criteria for service animals to be able to fly with their disabled human handlers (under the ADA the handler must fit the criteria for disabled). To learn more about this change, you can read NPR’s article at www.npr.org/2020/12/08/944128033/no-more-emotional-support-peacocks-as-feds-crack-down-on-service... To view the full US Department of Transportation’s final rule on air travel, you can refer to IAADP’s article here where you'll find links at the bottom of the summary information: www.iaadp.org/dot-final-rule-2020dec10.html Please be sure to keep these rules in mind if you need to travel in the new year. Remain informed and stay safe!Special thanks to Jane Miller of Healing Companions for the links and alert. ... See MoreSee Less

No More Emotional Support Peacocks As Feds Crack Down On Service Animals On Planes

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A rule going into effect in the new year will allow only trained and certified dogs to accompany people with disabilities on commercial airline flights.

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