[nagdu] Dog licenses

[Jody Ianuzzi]

 A lot of places offer dog licenses for free to guide dog handlers. In the last place that I lived they even allowed me to license my retired guy dog at no charge as well as my working guide dog. The place I live now is the first place that I have ever lived that charged a fee even if it is a guide dog but it is only five dollars a year and the fee goes to support the local Humane Society. 

JODY 🐺
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> On Jul 28, 2015, at 10:24 AM, Julie J. via nagdu <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> So I'm thinking about that new info that the DOJ just put out.   There's a bit in there that says that service dogs still have to have local licenses. I don't agree because I still feel it's a tax for having a service dog, but it's what the DOJ says, so I'll shut up about it.   Anyway could a local license or rabies tag be what the security guard meant?  Not sure how being required to have these tags, but not being required to show them as a condition of access works in practical terms.
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