Service Dogs in Delaware: Rights & Responsibilities
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Service dogs, numbering around 500,000, assist approximately 61 million Americans with disabilities annually. These dogs, trained for various tasks, enjoy public access in Delaware due to state laws mirroring the ADA. They aid individuals with physical, sensory, psychiatric, or intellectual needs. Emotional support animals, offering comfort but not trained work, do not qualify. Delawares Equal Accommodations Law extends public access to service dogs, excluding private homes, clubs, or religious spots. Handlers are responsible for any damage and must ensure their dogs are well-behaved and housebroken.
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