Makes me also sad to see you joke about the seriousness of the problem. That is what I meant by changing the subject when things get too close to home for comfort. Why can't you just answer like an adult like the rest of us? Of course you might be just a teenager, I totally forgot about that, and teenagers are so slow to understand sometimes. But so far the links provided are outdated and prove nothing.
This only reinforces my belief that you are not being truthful with your posts and are in fact hiding something.
As of now, my opinion is that you really don't understand anything about what you are discussing, nor do you understand the WGSD and the problems associated with it. You can't even be sure you will be able to breed your dog as infertility in females and males is one of the main problems.

Wolfsoul, I don't know where you are from, but cgc IS required for a dog to be accepted by the ST.John's Ambulance for therapy work. They are the ones to present you with your vest, badge and certificate. There might be some fly by nights who can fool the public, but real Therapy dogs have to pass a rigorous test.Being an adjucator for quite a few yrs I certainly know this to be true.
As for calling your dog a therapy dog, service dog or whatever, it shows how little you know about service dogs. A therapy dog is quite different from a Service dog. A therapy dog has access to hospitals and nursing homes, but no access anywhere else. A certified service dog has access to all public places So you can't compare the two. Maybe you mean your dog is an emotional support dog, in which case it doesn't have any access.