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Harry
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Subject: [DCHAS-L] Service Dogs in Teaching Labs
Greetings all,
Has anybody had students in labs with service dogs?
If so, have they made any special accommodations or instructions?
Off the top of our heads we have come up with:
· Position the dog behind you or under the bench rather that at the side if possible.
· If leashes are necessary or required, use a joggers leash for hands free capability.
Thanks
Chris
Christopher E. Kohler, MS, LPG, CCHO
Laboratory Safety Manager, EHS
Laboratory Safety Instructor, ACS
Adjunct Faculty, SPEA
Environmental Health and Safety
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Bloomington, IN 47405
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