If someone mentions they have a service animal you're allowed to ask 2 questions:1) What service has the animal been trained to provide2) Is the dog a service animal required because of a disabilityVery much all for people having Service animals when or where required, and they absolutely shouldn't pay an additional fee.  

Since I am not a lawyer and don't have any legal training and am not attempting to dispense legal advise, I would defer to legal expertise beyond this point.

Was the BEST training ground, it was soooo hard.

What type of program is this?

Even a blind person is only allowed one guide dog at a time, except for short periods where a new dog is in training to replace the old dog.

The second said, "I have a German Shepherd that is going to be a service dog for my daughter and she will start her training in May.  

I’d only buy it if you find it dirt cheap - I paid $600 for my copy as part of a mentoring program.  

Does anyone know how long it takes for payment to be received in the mail once your application goes into Batched Status? 

If you have time, I’d try to attend a training and perhaps join a mastermind for self-storage or mobile home park investing.  

(Background checks, training schedule, cash on hand, etc...).