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International Laws: Traveling with a Service Dog (Patreon)

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Hey Ya'll!


Atlas Assistance Dogs recently came out with a PDF outlining service dog laws, country by country.

I wanted to post it here as a resource in case you're looking to travel with your service dog, as my international travel experience with SDs is limited to Canada, unfortunately, (though hopefully will be more extensive in the future!).

And be sure to give their social media pages a follow!

Happy Training!

Comments

Karla James

After looking at these laws, I think I will stay in the US.. LOL

Bang

Good information but I agree not much outside use that’s better than here

SLR_FL

Yup! Moral to that story is.... There's so much to see right here in the USofA!! ♥️🇺🇸

Alice Lane

I'm in the UK so I would say this is a little inaccurate. I opened it hoping to see a section for Greece as we are thinking of traveling there but they seamed to have missed them off but coloured it in on the map at the end. The definition of an assistance dog for the UK does not include dogs for psychiatric/neurodiversity needs on this document and they are definitely a thing here. We have an autism assistance dog. I know it's hard to make a document for the world but it certainly a good start but good to fact check also x

Amelia

Thank you for sharing! On the Alberta, CA page it says your dog must be ADI-accredited OR pass the Service Dog Qualification Assessment. My SD is not being trained through an ADI accredited org. Does a “Service Dog Qualification Assessment” exist? I thought in the US there is no such thing, only a Public Access Test if you wanted to. I’m going to be traveling to Canada next month and since I have neither of these, I believe my SD will have to enter as a “pet”. Do you have any advice?

Angelique

Thanks for this! Just what I was looking for.

Eve

So helpful, thank you! I'd love to travel to Europe with Byxbee someday. I just got back from BC with him and can confirm I was asked for his certification most places we went. I explained that we were from the US and didn't have a certification, but showed them a doctors note and was able to get in every time. I expect if he didn't look like a typical service dog, they would not have allowed us access.

DOGGY•U
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Unfortunately, I only have experience traveling with ADI dogs to Canada. Check out Eve's recent experience above though regarding doctor's note.