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Service Dogs Developing a Special Dog

Service Dogs Developing a Special Dog. Service dogs are dogs with exceptional abilities and training that serve as companions to people with unique abilities

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Page 1: Service Dogs Developing a Special Dog. Service dogs are dogs with exceptional abilities and training that serve as companions to people with unique abilities

Service DogsDeveloping a Special Dog

Page 2: Service Dogs Developing a Special Dog. Service dogs are dogs with exceptional abilities and training that serve as companions to people with unique abilities

Service dogs are dogs with exceptional

abilities and training that serve as companions to people with

unique abilitiesDeveloping a Special Dog

Page 3: Service Dogs Developing a Special Dog. Service dogs are dogs with exceptional abilities and training that serve as companions to people with unique abilities

What kind of services can dogs perform?• Guide dogs for the blind• Hearing dogs for the deaf or audibly impaired• Service dogs for the physically limited• Therapy dogs for hospital visits or PTSD victims• Reading companion dogs for children• Rescue dogs• Disaster relief helpers• U.S. airport service

Page 4: Service Dogs Developing a Special Dog. Service dogs are dogs with exceptional abilities and training that serve as companions to people with unique abilities

What dog breeds are the best?

• Golden Retrievers• Labrador Retrievers• German Shepherds• Standard Poodles• Samoyeds• Bassett Hounds• Bernese Mountain Dogs• Newfoundlands

Page 5: Service Dogs Developing a Special Dog. Service dogs are dogs with exceptional abilities and training that serve as companions to people with unique abilities

What kind of tasks can a service dog perform?• Answer the doorbell• Carry groceries, purses, or packages• Fetch a beverage from the refrigerator• Pick up items that have fallen• Bark for help

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Where can I find out more?Contact your local animal shelter

Or contact your veterinarian