jenniepepsi
Dec 7, 2011, 10:22 PM
So, Aylas doctor wants her to get a service dog. He feels she will benefit, not only from the responsibility of being a pet owner (under my supervision of course) but also, for autistic kids who just can't seem to make any friends, a stable, ALL THE TIME friend in a dog can help with many of the issues that come with autism. And when the doctor heard my daughter telling him about her 'friends' on her back porch (they are rocks! Lol) he asked if she had any kid friends. And she said 'one, but she is little (3 years) and doesn't get to play all the time'
So he suggested her having a service dog.
ANYWAY. I had a lady in my complex tell me that if my daughter does get a service dog, because it is a service animal I don't have to pay the pet deposit or the pet rent. I feel like that MIGHT be true, it sounds plausible, but I want to make sure.
But she also said I don't even have to TELL them that she has the service dog in the apartment. THAT didn't sound right to me.
So is this true?
So he suggested her having a service dog.
ANYWAY. I had a lady in my complex tell me that if my daughter does get a service dog, because it is a service animal I don't have to pay the pet deposit or the pet rent. I feel like that MIGHT be true, it sounds plausible, but I want to make sure.
But she also said I don't even have to TELL them that she has the service dog in the apartment. THAT didn't sound right to me.
So is this true?