[NAGDU] Airline regulations for service dogs

[David]

Mardi, even Delta is not requiring training certificates for service 
dogs.  They also only require that you get a vet certificate of 
vaccination every year, not that you have to have a yearly vaccination.  
United does not require the vet certification or notice for service 
dogs, but does require it for ESAs.

*David in Clearwater, FL*
*david at bakerinet.com*
On 2/7/2018 12:04 PM, Mardi Hadfield via NAGDU wrote:
> Hi every one, Mardi from Arizona here. I am planning to fly in May, to go
> see my sister in Tennessee. I *am concerned about having proof of training.
> I am an owner trainer. I did not keep any records of my training as I was
> training 2 guide dogs at the time. I  just did not have the time to do it.
> As far as shot records, I don't vaccinate my dog every year except rabies
> and that is done every 3 years. My vet agrees with me on this. I have an
> animal control tag, which is mandatory here. You have to show the rabies
> certificate that your vet provides, in order to get this tag. You will be
> fined if you get caught with out one. A  rabies shot is the only shot that
> Arizona requires.The airlines can't make me vaccinate with the
> others,especially if my vet thinks that this is over vaccination. I am
> wondering how an owner trainer is going to show that their dog has been
> trained ? I just feel that this whole thing is discriminatory.  Any
> thoughts on owner trainers  about this ?   Mardi and Shaman,retired and
> Neechee,GD and Sedona GDIT.*
>