Choosing the right dog to bring into your home as a pet can be difficult enough, but choosing a dog that you will rely on as a service dog is even more complex. On top of ensuring that the dog will…
Every day, people rely on service dogs to assist them with daily living. Service dogs are trained to assist and perform tasks for the disabled. A service dog is specially trained to assist its master…
Service dogs assist humans with disabilities, performing or helping with tasks that the person cannot perform himself. For example, a service dog might turn on lights, detect impending seizures, guide…
The American with Disabilities Act (ADA) protects people with disabilities from being discriminated against. One part of the ADA states that a service dog must be allowed with a disabled person in…
Service dogs can go anywhere their owners go. They are allowed to travel in the passenger area of airplanes, hang out in restaurants, retail stores and banks. Service dogs are working dogs providing a…
Diabetic service dogs are specifically trained to identify and assist diabetics during hypoglycemic and hyperglycemic attacks. When the blood sugar levels go out of balance, the dogs detect subtle…