Your question got cut off, but I suggest you repost it in the regular forums...Service & Therapy Dogs. Folks there will be able to answer any questions you have about flying with your TD.

Wiley answered on 12/28/10. Helpful? / 2

There is a HUGE difference between a Therapy dog and a Service dog. Therapy dogs ARE NOT allowed the same accesses as Service dogs, including flying in cabin, public transport and access to public places such as restaurants, theatres and stores.
Therapy dogs are used for providing visits to patients confined to nursing homes and hospitals and also can be used for other programs such as reading programs and the like. Their purpose is to provide comfort to someone else.
Service dogs are trained to provide tasks to someone handicapped in such a manner that these tasks are impossible without the aid of the dog and are considered medical equipment just like a wheelchair, a walker, or crutches. They are entitled to accompany their owner anywhere so as to carry out these medically necessary tasks.
Since your question was cut off, we have no way of knowing what you needed help with. I agree with others that the service and therapy forum is a better place to post your question.

Toto, CD, RN, CGC answered on 12/28/10. Helpful? / 3