No. Obedience training is great for all pets, but does not constitute training to provide assistance. There are pets and there are service animals. ESA's are animals that make their owners "feel better", no training required. Ridiculous that ESA's are even recognized by any agency.

If someone has a medically diagnosed condition that can be aided by a service dog, they should get an dog specifically trained to perform the necessary tasks for this person to live a more independent life AND should have passed the Assistance Dogs International Public Access Test. These are the owners and the animals laws were written to protect and they should continue to be.