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I would say after their first rounds of shots, but there are exceptions for those who would like to start earlier. This is owners choice and also you have to understand benefits and risks.
No, the ADA only allows service dogs specifically trained to do tasks for their disabled handler to legally be in public. Not to mention these dogs have to have a stable temperament and hours of training to be able to function without stress in any environment. Taking a dog in public with no training or no need is harming your dog as they may not be comfortable and put real teams at risk.
You must be disabled and have a provider's note stating you would benefit from a service animal. If you need help in the next steps or if you do not have a note yet please contact us.
This would depend on the dog and the situation depending via reactivity level. I would do an evaluation on the dog before saying yes or no. Service dogs are absolutely not allowed to be aggressive or have bite histories. I can refer you to a great trainer for aggression and reactivity!
Any breed can be a service dog, there are of course more suitable and easier breeds to train and work with. As long as the dog has the suitable temperament and drive to want to work and breed and any size can do it!
Most lesson are in Waukesha/Brookfield area but may subject to change but that would be communicated with clients directly.
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