Best practices for indoor relief areas for service dogs in terminals : introduction.: TT4-81/1-2024Ase-MP4
"[Some persons with disabilities use service dogs to provide disability-related assistance during their daily living and to be able to travel independently. When a person with disabilities using a service dog travels, the service dog needs to be relieved, whether the person is waiting to depart, or arriving after a long journey]"--Supplied by the publisher.
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| Title | Best practices for indoor relief areas for service dogs in terminals : introduction. |
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| Publication type | Monograph |
| Language | [American Sign Language] |
| Other language editions | [Québec Sign Language] |
| Earlier edition | Best practices for indoor relief areas for service dogs in terminals : [2023 edition] |
| Format | Digital video |
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| Description | 1 online resource (1 video file (46 sec.)) : silent, colour |
| ISBN | 9780660699400 |
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