State Laws
Access
Most states allow SDITs the same public access as fully trained service dogs.
Credentials
Some states require trainers to have specific credentials for legal protections. But, remember, you are allowed to be the "Handler" in most if not all states. And we show you how!
Understanding these laws helps you confidently train and bring your dog out.
Support
Common Questions
What is a service dog?
A service dog is trained to assist with specific disabilities.
Are dogs in training allowed?
Almost all states recognize service dogs in training with public access rights.
Do I need credentials to train?
Some states require trainers to have specific credentials to qualify for legal protections. But, many allow the owners to be the handlers. Review your particular state here!
Can my dog enter restaurants?
Yes, in most states, dogs in training have access to public places.
How do I get my identification cards while in training?
You are able to receive them through our easy online process below.
What if my state has different laws?
Check your state’s specific requirements; click here!
Immediate Gratification
After training, your dog will become a fully recognized service dog
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