A dog owner is warning passers-by not to give in when her pooch fakes her own death and pretends she has been run over - she is simply 'looking for sympathy and treats' Skip to main content News ...

Only service animals are permitted.” The sign provides a concise rundown of state and federal laws, including a reminder — as tart as key lime pie — that misrepresenting a dog as a service ...

With purebred dogs and cats now costing $1,000 or more, buying an inexpensive pet online may seem like a great option. But many of them are just schemes to steal your money: How to protect yourself.

It reads, “A lady at Target said I wasn’t a real service dog, so moms over there sorting it out.” In the caption, Sam writes, “SOS send help.” Frustration for individuals with disabilities ...

People have been using fake service animals to receive benefits, hurting the real use of service dogs. Here's more on what Ohio law says about them. Texas flooding death toll rises to 32 as ...

The world's largest online marketplace is finally cracking down on fake reviews. Under pressure from the UK's Competition and Markets Authority, Amazon has promised to tackle misleading feedback ...

Letters to the Editor: Fake ‘service’ dogs brought into the hospital — they’re a problem Dogs run in a field at Veterans Barrington Park in Los Angeles last April despite signs saying they ...

Fake service dogs are a growing problem. After the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) was passed into law in 1990, people began to see service animals in stores, restaurants, offices, and other ...

A JELLYCAT superfan has shared the five signs to look out for if you think your plush might be fake. Lizzy is an avid collector of the adorable toys, which feature cute faces on inanimate objects s… ...

Your warning will accomplish that for no one, and therefore needs to be rethought. At the very least, Miss Manners wonders at your inviting people you believe will yell at your other guests.

The legally blind TikTok star from 'Matthew and Paul' talks about living with blindness, and how fake "service dog" vests bought online can legitimately hurt the disabled.

People have been using fake service animals to receive benefits, hurting the real use of service dogs. Here's more on what Ohio law says about them.