Service and therapy dogs in American society: science, law and the evolution of canine caregivers
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| Beschreibung: | Canine caregiving and social recognition -- Canine behavior and the adaptations of domestication -- Serving individuals with physical disabilities -- Service and support of persons with mental disabilities -- Therapy dogs and the therapy dog movement -- The cancer sniffers -- Anti-discrimination legislation and regulatory implementation -- Taking dogs into restaurants, hotels, and most other public places -- Traveling with service and support dogs -- Service and support dogs as tenants -- Taking service and support dogs to work -- Taking service and support dogs into schools -- Animals in healthcare facilities -- Food safety restrictions -- Access rights of trainers and temporary handlers -- Proving service animal status and false assertion of such status -- Registration, licensing, tags, and special gear for skilled dogs -- Traffic precautions concerning skilled dogs -- Cruelty and criminal interference laws protecting service animals -- Breaking into prison -- Keeping animals with handlers in emergencies and disasters -- Tax benefits and social service reimbursement programs for service animals This book carefully examines these complexities at both the state and federal levels. In addition, the expanded use of therapy dogs in facilities and institutions has brought with it a paradigm shift in society's acceptance and acknowledgment of the canine capacity to contribute in meaningful ways to the lives of ill and institutionalized persons. This resource discusses the benefits of dogs as a therapeutic modality that reflects the importance of enrichment and healing to seizure patients, autistic children, and others with disabilities, including mental illness. Part I covers canines and canine caregiving, physical disabilities, mental disabilities, cancer sniffers, and the therapy dog movement. Part II explores traveling and living with canine caregivers, taking service and support dogs to schools, workplace scenarios, access rights of trainers and handlers, and proving service animal status and false assertions of such status. Part III discusses registration, licensing, tags, special gear for skilled dogs, traffic precautions, including cruelty and criminal interference laws protecting service animals. Part IV researches canine caregivers and social benefits, keeping animals with handlers in emergencies and disasters, tax benefits, and social service reimbursement for service animals Includes bibliographical references (pages 303-320) and index |
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