Title XII, Public Safety and Welfare

The official duties performed by a certified public safety comfort dog shall be directly related to the handler's role as an emergency response or public safety worker. Official duties may include but are not limited to: critical incident stress management, survivor advocacy and …

I. The owner or employer of the certified public safety comfort dog shall comply with all state and local ordinances regarding licensing and rabies certification under RSA 466:1 and RSA 466:1-a. The owner or employer of the certified public safety comfort dog shall also fully ins…

I. Each certified public safety comfort dog team shall complete all training requirements outlined within RSA 167-E:2 and RSA 167-E:3 in order to be certified in the state of New Hampshire. II. Each certified public safety comfort dog shall be retested with his or her assigned ce…

A certified public safety comfort dog may accompany their handler into any public facility, housing accommodation, or place of public accommodation to which the general public is invited, while they are in the course of performing their official duties, and/or, while in the cours…

I. It is unlawful for a person, directly or indirectly, either to prohibit, hinder, or interfere with a certified public safety comfort dog team, while in the course of performing their official duties. II. It is unlawful for any person to represent, and/or fit, a dog with a coll…

I. A certified public safety comfort dog shall be confined when traveling above 55 miles per hour. Confinement may be a crate or tether attached to a harness but not to a collar. A remote temperature sensor shall be placed in any vehicle in which the certified public safety comfo…