ABOUT SERVICE DOG

A Service Dog Is A Specially Trained Dog That Provides Assistance To Individuals With Disabilities, Such As Visual Or Hearing Impairments, Mobility Impairments, Seizure Disorders, Or Psychiatric Disabilities. These Dogs Are Trained To Perform Specific Tasks That Mitigate The Effects Of Their Handler’s Disability And Help Them Live More Independently.

Service Dogs Are Highly Trained To Perform A Wide Range Of Tasks, Such As Guiding A Blind Or Visually Impaired Person, Alerting A Deaf Or Hard Of Hearing Person To Sounds, Assisting Someone With Mobility Impairments By Retrieving Items Or Opening Doors, Detecting The Onset Of A Seizure In Someone With Epilepsy, And Providing Emotional Support To Someone With A Psychiatric Disability.