emotional support dog

Alex · Sep 30, 2016

My landlady had her dog registered and she could also claim for its keep when she had to go on benefits for a while (her partner had left her and took all the money). There are advantages, but she is also a senior so it's also good for security for her. In fact the dog made it back home when she got lost in the woods and took people back to find her.

CT422 · Oct 1, 2016

Alex said:
My landlady had her dog registered and she could also claim for its keep when she had to go on benefits for a while (her partner had left her and took all the money). There are advantages, but she is also a senior so it's also good for security for her. In fact the dog made it back home when she got lost in the woods and took people back to find her.

what an amazing dog! what kind was it?

sidney · Oct 1, 2016

Well our dogs, a Belgian Malinois and a Jack Russell Terrier, are too unruly to be even presented as a support dog. I'm not even sure if that's already in effect here in my country, but I don't think I would sign up for it.

Alex · Oct 1, 2016

CT422 said:
what an amazing dog! what kind was it?

She has two Schipperkes. The dog was very empathic too and would comfort people when they were sad, and she told me that she used to take the dog to hospitals too to help comfort sick children.

Aree Wongwanlee · Oct 1, 2016

I don't have any dogs now because I am living in an apartment and it's impossible to keep dogs here. Before I had many dogs. Of them all, I think Benjamin would make a great support dog. Benjamin is an old dog, probably more than five years old already when I adopted it. He's a mix between a poodle and a street dog. He doesn't bit. He only nips softly. And he's always wagging his tail. Oh, he's very smart, too. Actually outwitted me a couple of times.

CT422 · Oct 1, 2016

Alex said:
She has two Schipperkes. The dog was very empathic too and would comfort people when they were sad, and she told me that she used to take the dog to hospitals too to help comfort sick children.

Wow, I had never heard of that breed until today, but those dogs are adorable! Just looking at them made me feel a little better, I'm sure they make wonderful support dogs.

oportosanto · Oct 1, 2016

I don't have a dog right now, but when I had I never had them registered. Pretty cool that the dog can go with us to places they commonly cannot and if in fact they are giving us emotional support I think it's more than fair. To be honest I think dogs or other pets can be a great emotional help.

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