>California >34 >Full time STEM student >First therapist

>>17446517
which one is she? they're both so cute.

In all seriousness, i would suggest talking to your therapist about possibly registering your dog for the certification as a support animal. make sure there isn't any special training she might need.

So you want to lie so you can take your pet into college ?

>>17446529
She looks like the dog on the left, but that isn't her

I have probably 3 or 4 more years to go (engineering) and was wondering if anyone out there has done something similar to this.

There are websites that will allow a person to register a dog but I'm not sure how legitimate they are.

>>17446542
might as well give those websites a shot if they aren't charging money. you should keep doing research.

>>17446537
>So you want to lie so you can take your pet into college ?

Not exactly, I am going to the therapist cause I have other issues, probably depression and probably other things, but I am not going to self-diagnose myself

My dog really does help me and is my rock. I can function without her, that doesn't mean I wouldn't be a wreck without her in my life

>>17446545
They charge about 60-70 bucks

>>17446550
>>17446550
yikes. I wouldn't spend the money without speaking to a professional who knows more. try moving up your therapy appointment.

Your therapist would likely know more about this.

I train service dogs but am in another country.
There is no law in your area requiring any registration. From what I can tell, you have no legal obligation to do so.
Seems like a waste of money in that case.

Never heard of emotional support animals. Only disability assist dogs.
Not entirely sure that will work in your situation.

How well trained is your dog ?

http://www.serviceanimalregistryofcalifornia.com/
here's a cheaper one, it is under $40