i have a note for a therapy dog we cant have dogs where we live will it cover two dogs?

Answer 1

You'll have to research allowances and restrictions in accordance to the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act). I'm assuming the therapy dog is FOR you, not to be used for others. I believe some therapy dogs (and even some "working" dogs) are in the same category as seeing-eye/guide dogs. If they are covered by the ADA, your landlord MUST allow you to have them, as long as you can establish that you need the dogs to function.
Good luck!

Answer 2

I think you should start looking for a new place to live. This is still a free country and being so you cannot force anybody to let you live in their apt/house/condo if they don't want your dogs there, be they therapy or not..
You need to be in an apt/house/condo that allows therapy dogs. Make some calls. My mother (90 yrs old) lives in a complex that allows one therapy dog with RX, but it is a PUBLIC apartment complex with accomodations for handicaps. Look under disabilty housing in the phone book.
Now for your question: I have a note for a therapy dog. We can't have dogs where we live. Will it cover two dogs?
OMG I laughed at that.. my first thought was.. What makes you think one little paper note is enough paper for two dogs to go poopy and pee-pee on??
Please excuse my humor but I heard a joke recently about a dog and paper training.. It was a very large labrador puppy and it had been successfully paper trained. The first time the new owner took the dog out to go potty at a local dog run, the poor puppy didn't know what to do and finally found a piece of paper. Imagine that big lab puppy trying to get all four of those huge puppy feet on a gum wrapper... :)

Answer 3

If both are therapy dogs and both are needed, then maybe. Read the note and it should tell you.

Answer 4

Probably not, you will need to prove that both dogs are needed. Therapy dogs usually work solo.