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Access-Related Legislation for Guide Dogs

    National Office P.O. Box 151200
    San Rafael, California 94915
    Drawing of a man with his arm wrapped around a dog. Next to the drawing are the words 'Guide Dogs for the Blind'.

    Access laws in the United States and Canada, including the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), permit guide dogs and their handlers to go everywhere the general public is allowed: stores, restaurants, office buildings, taxis, busses and all areas of public accommodation. A Guide Dog is trained to stand, sit or lie quietly in public places when not leading.

    Phone: (800) 295-4050
    URL: http://www.guidedogs.com/access-regs.html

    Updated: 07/09/2003