[NAGDU] Hawaii

[Michael Hingson]

Hi,

Here is the link to the web page that describes all requirements,
http://hdoa.hawaii.gov/ai/aqs/animal-quarantine-information-page/guide-servi
ce-dogs-entering-hawaii/. I am not seeing any differences between the
entrance requirements for guide and other service dogs. A guide dog is
defined as follows:

""Guide dog" means any dog individually trained by a licensed guide dog
trainer for guiding a blind person by means of a harness attached to the dog
and a rigid handle grasped by the person." I wonder if that definition would
hold up under the ADA. I have seen in some articles where Assistance Dogs
International has set itself up as the expert and may well have been
involved in that definition. 


Best Regards,


Michael Hingson

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Subject: [NAGDU] Hawaii

Our family plans a trip to Hawaii this summer. I was reading through the
requirements and guide dogs are treated differently than service dogs. I
would like to communicate directly with someone who has travelled to Hawaii
recently to make sure I am doing the right things. My email is
marianne at denningweb.com. Thanks for any assistance.

--
Marianne Denning, TVI, MA
Teacher of students who are blind or visually impaired
(513) 607-6053
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