31 proposed reforms
Explore the legislative objectives and their legal and practical considerations.
Explore the proposalProposed federal legislation · Stakeholder consultation
Better recognition. Stronger access. Meaningful accountability.
Help evaluate and strengthen Landon's Law, an independently developed proposal for federal service-dog reform. Working teams, organizations, experts, supporters, and critics are invited to participate.
The initiative
Built from lived experience. Strengthened by working teams.
Developed by Kendall Shook, a disabled U.S. Air Force veteran and service-dog handler, Landon's Law proposes 31 reforms spanning team recognition, public access, federal institutions, healthcare, transportation, housing, emergency response, and enforcement.
Open to disagreement
Support, opposition, implementation concerns, and unintended consequences all deserve review.
Participate in consultationTransparent development
Track draft documents, revisions, consultation themes, and verified milestones.
See updatesAn invitation to working teams
Your experience belongs in this conversation.
Owner-trained and program-trained teams, including teams with different disabilities and access experiences, are central stakeholders. Organizations are encouraged to share the materials directly with their graduates and working teams.
Mandatory national registration is a deliberate proposed reform.
The consultation will examine legal and implementation challenges without misrepresenting the proposal as current law or presuming that disagreement is unwelcome.
Meet Kendall and Landon
Kendall Shook is a disabled U.S. Air Force veteran. Her service dog, Landon, was trained through Brigadoon Service Dogs, an ADI-accredited organization. Their experiences helped inspire this independent legislative initiative.
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