Service Dogs
& Medical
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All About Service Dogs
Service dogs are
trained for people
with limitations that require a dog to help with everyday
tasks, early warning situations or companionship.

- Service Dogs - dog training to retrieve medication, open
doors, Alert Authorities
- Assistance Dogs - dog training to provide wheelchair
assistance or stability
Service Dogs, Assistance Dogs and Alert
Dogs can help make life easier for people with the
following disabilities:
Service Dogs - Basic Tasks
A Service Dog helps individuals with limitations
live a normal life with a sense of independence they
deserve.
Service dogs can accomplish these basic tasks:
It's important to find a Certified Service Dog
Trainer who can custom design a care program and train
a
service dog,
alert dog or
assistance dog for your specific
needs. A service dog can be trained anywhere
between 3 to 6
months and once fully train, a service dog can alleviate
some of the burden from care
takers and help individuals with medical or physical
limitations have a richer
and easier life.
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