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14 Tips for Travelling with a Service Dog | Travel Without Limits
An Assistance Dog (or Service Dog) can make travel more achievable - but if you're travelling by taxi, train or car, there's a few things which may make the journey more comfortable and fun for both of you.
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Family's holiday ruined after 'upsetting' move by popular resort
The mum of four claims the Queensland resort refused the family's booking, despite a rule outlined clearly on their website.
Josh Grisdale1 Comment“The proposed changes to allow pets in cabins will not affect existing policies regarding approved assistance animals. Assistance animals can fly in the cabin of Virgin Australia aircraft at no additional cost on domestic and international flights, with a number of training organisations pre-approved for assistance animals to fly.”
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Virgin Australia to launch pet-friendly flights | Travel Without Limits
Virgin Australia is set to be the first Australian airline to allow pets to fly in cabins.
“We do not raise service dogs and hand them off to their handlers without further contact. MobilityDog combines the best practices of service dog training with creating a community for people with disabilities through service dogs, education and empowerment. This innovative approach makes a dynamic forum for individuals to break through barriers…
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Normalizing Disability: Janie Lynn Heinrich stresses importance of mobility dogs
MobilityDog executive director Janie Lynn Heinrich longs for the public to understand the word “disabled.”
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Woman can't fly with Qantas because Strike, her assistance dog, is banned
Because of her disability, Rachael Fullerton always travels with her assistance dog Strike, but the pair a...
The Problem this handler is having is very common to many people in Australia and Internationally . Flying With an Assistance Animal is extremely difficult compared to other countries as the level of discrimination that occurs in Australia is at levels unseen by other western nations , Sadly this is due to lack of education
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