Sentences with phrase «reputable service dog organizations»

Unfortunately, many reputable service dog organizations have a waiting list that can exceed two years!

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Service dog training is a specialty, usually provided for through a reputable regional or national non-profit organization.

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One way to obtain a service dog is to apply to a reputable nonprofit organization like Canine Companions for Independence or Guide Dogs for the Blind, which are both in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Rescue organizations or sites like the Shelter Exchange, a nonprofit organization that provides a free Web service that helps connect dogs with adopters, should be able to suggest safe and reputable transportation companies or volunteers.

Instead this measure has the potential to criminalize the lawful activities of reputable breeders, pet stores, kennels, and charitable organizations engaged in raising service and assistance dogs.