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"Okay, so what exactly is the difference between emotional support animal and a service animal? An emotional support animal is exactly what it sounds like. It is there for you. Its presence supports your mental health. Whether in my instance, my cat sitting on my lap, just being there with me, it is an extension of me. Service animals are trained to do specific things. They are working animals. They are trained to do specific tasks by professionals. And that is a whole other way."
"Okay, so what exactly is the difference between emotional support animal and a service animal? An emotional support animal is exactly what it sounds like. It is there for you. Its presence supports your mental health. Whether in my instance, my cat sitting on my lap, just being there with me, it is an extension of me. Service animals are trained to do specific things. They are working animals. They are trained to do specific tasks by professionals. And that is a whole other way."
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"Okay, so what exactly is the difference between emotional support animal and a service animal? An emotional support animal is exactly what it sounds like. It is there for you. Its presence supports your mental health. Whether in my instance, my cat sitting on my lap, just being there with me, it is an extension of me. Service animals are trained to do specific things. They are working animals. They are trained to do specific tasks by professionals. And that is a whole other way."
"Okay, so what exactly is the difference between emotional support animal and a service animal? An emotional support animal is exactly what it sounds like. It is there for you. Its presence supports your mental health. Whether in my instance, my cat sitting on my lap, just being there with me, it is an extension of me. Service animals are trained to do specific things. They are working animals. They are trained to do specific tasks by professionals. And that is a whole other way."