No, They Do Not
Service animals are individually trained to perform tasks for people with disabilities and are protected by the ADA. Dogs in training are not yet fully trained and are considered pets, without the same legal protections.
Key Differences
Service animals have public access rights under the ADA, while dogs in training may not, depending on local regulations. Businesses may choose to allow them but are not obligated.
Always ask permission before bringing any dog into a public place, and ensure dogs in training remain under control.