Over the last few years, doctors have increasingly begun to attach assistance animals for their patients. These animals can relieve symptoms, speed up treatment, and help a man to cope with daily tasks. So, it is not surprising that the federal law, for example, the Americans with Disabilities Act, protects the rights of people with dysfunctions and their service animals. For instance, the handlers of service dogs are exempt from pet fees. The animals have the access to all public places where their owners go. Moreover, airlines are required to allow the carriage of assistance animals in ...   read more