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Hopefully the combination of advocates, lawmakers, and health care workers will bring the matter up for discussion and future policy change.
Service dogs for those with less visible disabilities would be a life changer for many and reduce the burden on care workers where service dogs could do the job or assist and allow care workers to help…
Hi there! Just wanted to say hello as a new member from Germany. Love to connect and explore. Wishing you all a merry Christmas and a great new year!
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Welcome! Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a blessed New Year! Glad to have you join the community.
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Welcome to this community Christian😀
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Hi there! Just wanted to say hello as a new member from Germany. Love to connect and explore. Wishing you all a merry Christmas and a great new year!
Reply to Service Dogs in Japan
In Japan, there is a law for service dog acceptability and, by its definition, only a vision aid dog, a hearing aid dog and a physical support dog are the service dog. All other kinds of dogs are not recognized as service dog regardless of the foreign situation. Majority of hotels/transports/museums, etc follows this definition.
I checked… Read moresamtsaiWhat are your plans for NYE?
Do you celebrate New Year’s Eve? Is it a big deal where you are? What are your plans and will they involve any travel?
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Quiet evening with some good friends – watch the fireworks from the balcony.
Happy and healthy New Year to all
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In Japan it is a bit more subdued and local. Lots of tv specials and you eat soba noodles.
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