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When researching a dog trainer ask if the individual participated in a program or course that has provided professional certification or other degree? If so, determine what areas did the individual receive instruction and is the school approved by the appropriate State Board of Education in which it is located. Anyone can call himself or herself a dog trainer, so certification can be important. There are currently no State laws that require a Dog Trainer to have any special license or education.

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Breed information, dog events, dog registration, Life with Dogs section, Canine Good Citizen Test information, and more.

Department of Justice ADA Information
Commonly asked questions about service animals in places of business.

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