Following is an example of reasonable rules that associations may adopt regarding service animals. Associations can adopt rules requiring service animals:

• be specifically trained to perform tasks to mitigate the effects of its owner's disability,
• be clean and free of foul odor whenever in the common areas,
• not urinate or defecate in inappropriate locations,
• not create a nuisance by unnecessary barking or whining,
• not show aggression toward people or other animals,
• obey the commands of its owner,
• work calmly and quietly on a harness, leash or other tether,
• be able to lie quietly beside its owner without blocking aisles, and doorways,
• stay within 24" of its owner at all times unless the nature of a trained task requires it to be working at a greater distance.