Usually when choosing an emotional support dog, people are guided by the various advantages of a particular breed that they like and fit better. However, when choosing one should also look at the disadvantages and be guided by the following factors. 1. Every dog has...
Everyone has bad days. Everyone has bad days in their life for different reasons. Sometimes it may be because of the loss or departure of a loved one, for example, sometimes it just happens. These situations happen all the time in life and it is perfectly normal. Many...
Although emotional support animals require much less training than service animals, there are still a few basic things that are important to teach your ESS. A well-behaved, trained emotional support dog can bring calm,...
If you suffer from social anxiety disorder, an emotional support dog can provide you with significant benefits in terms of reducing stress levels, motivation and feeling loved and cared for. It can offer you non-judgmental support as you take responsibility for their...
Children who grow up with Emotional Support Animals are less likely to get allergies and asthma. They learn responsibility, compassion and empathy by having a dog or cat. Unlike parents or teachers, Emotional Support Pets never criticize or give orders. They...
Recent research on animals has found that they have whole communication systems that they share with each other, including emotions. People have begun to realize that animals need more attention. And that pets can be of tremendous emotional benefit to their owners....
Dogs play many roles in our lives. They can uplift our moods, reduce stress, or even increase productivity in the workplace. Emotional support dogs are also privileged under the Air Carrier Access Act and the Fair Housing Act. You can be certified as an emotional...
Many well-trained dogs provide professional assistance to people with physical or mental disabilities. Thanks to an ADA regulation passed in 1990, these service dogs are something more than pets and are recognized for their special assistance. What breeds are...
After reading all the airline restrictions on traveling with a pet, you may wonder if there is an easier way to handle the whole situation. The answer is yes, if your dog qualifies as an emotional support animal (ESA). Airlines allow you to travel with your emotional...
If you have decided that you need an Emotional Support Animal, you are going to open your life to a unique and rewarding relationship. People who have an ESA tend to be happier, more independent, and feel more secure than those who do not have an Emotional Support...