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Welsh Corgis come in two varieties: the Pembroke and the Cardigan. They were registered as one breed by the Kennel Club in the U.K. until 1934, although many breeders believe the two breeds developed separately. Both have similar heads, bodies, levels of intelligence and herding ability, but the...

The small, active Shetland Sheepdog was once a Scottish farmer's best friend. They sounded the alarm when anyone approached the property, barking at birds and other animals to shoo them from the garden. Later, with crosses to Scottish herding dogs, they keot the sheep flocks in line. While at...

Bearded Collies are sociable and will demand to be included in all family activities, indoors or out. A bored Beardie will put his considerable intelligence and energy into causing trouble. Bearded Collies are excellent with children; their high energy level makes them active playmates who will...

(3) Decisions of the panel must be made by a majority of the members of the panel. (g) If the panel determines that a violation of § 4504 of this title has not occurred, it shall issue an order dismissing the complaint. The panel may award reasonable attorneys' fees, costs, and expenses to the...

Title 2. Transportation. Part II. Transportation Department. Chapter 19. Transportation Networks. § 1917. No discrimination; accessibility Title 6. Commerce and Trade. Subtitle II. Other Laws Relating to Commerce and Trade. Chapter 45. Equal Accommodations. § 4501 . Purpose and construction §...

Title 13b. Transportation. Chapter 244C. Transportation Network Company Vehicles § 13b-119. Transportation network company driver requirements. Adoption of policies re drugs and alcohol and illness and fatigue. Operation as transportation network company driver without authority; penalty...

Section 24-34-803 - Rights of individuals with service animals (1) A qualified individual with a disability has the right to be accompanied by a service animal individually trained for that individual without being required to pay an extra charge for the service animal in or on the following...

According to the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey, approximately 10.3 percent of Colorado's population reported having a disability in 2015.1 Many of those individuals use a service animal or assistance animal to cope with their disability. This issue brief defines the terms...

§ 20-14-308. Guide dog, signal dog and/or service dog access (a) An individual with visual, hearing, or other physical disabilities and his or her guide, signal, or service dog or a dog trainer in the act of training a guide, signal, or service dog shall not be denied admittance to or refused...

Title 20. Public Health and Welfare. Subtitle 2. Health and Safety (Chapters 6 to 44). Chapter 14. Disabled Persons. Subchapter 3. Rights Generally § 20-14-301 . Public policy § 20-14-302 . Unlawful activities; penalties § 20-14-303 . Rights and privileges § 20-14-304 . Right to be...

A. Any person or entity that operates a public place shall not discriminate against individuals with disabilities who use service animals if the work or tasks performed by the service animal are directly related to the individual's disability. Work or tasks include assisting individuals who are...

11-1024. Service animals; rights of individuals with disabilities; violation; classification; fraudulent misrepresentation; civil penalty; definitions A. Any person or entity that operates a public place shall not discriminate against individuals with disabilities who use service animals if the...

(m) An animal in training to work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability shall enjoy the same protections as a fully trained service animal when accompanied by either an individual with a disability or a trainer and is actively training. The requirements applicable to service...

(a) A public accommodation shall modify policies, practices, or procedures to permit the use of a service or alert animal by an individual with a disability. (b) An individual with a disability shall be permitted to be accompanied by a service or alert animal in all areas of a place of public...

(b)(1) A service animal in training that is a dog shall wear a harness, collar, leash, cape, or backpack that identifies in writing that the dog is a service animal in training. (2) Other service animals in training shall be identifiable by written identification as a service animal in...

It's against the law in Alabama to discriminate against anyone with a physical disability in leased or purchased housing accommodations. You must be allowed full and equal access to all housing facilities. But Alabama's law on service animals in housing applies only to guide dogs that assist...

Under the ADA, a public accommodation can't ask you questions about your disability or demand to see certification or other proof of your animal's training or status. If what your service animal does isn't apparent, the establishment can ask you only two questions: Is the animal a service...

Both Alabama law and the ADA require all public accommodations to allow you to have your service animal with you. But each law defines public accommodation somewhat differently. Under the ADA, the definition of public accommodations is very broad. It includes: hotels and other lodging...

Neither the ADA nor Alabama's service animal law covers emotional support animals (ESAs). Emotional support animals provide a sense of safety, companionship, or comfort to those with emotional or psychiatric disabilities or conditions. Unlike psychiatric service dogs, ESAs aren't individually...

Under Alabama law and the ADA, a service animal is any dog individually trained to perform tasks or do work for the benefit of a person with a disability. In addition, the ADA covers miniature horses that are individually trained. To be covered under these laws, the tasks or work your service...