Therapy/Facility Dogs work with a trained volunteer or professional in one or more locations. These dogs are trained to bring comfort and enjoyment to the general public.
Companion Dogs, have a calm, dependable and affectionate demeanor; providing company to someone who may need a friend. While highly trained, they are not task oriented. Because a strong bond often develops between the person and dog, these companions may also provide comfort to those who have experienced traumatic events. Companion dogs can also serve…
Multi-purpose Service Dogs, are specially trained to perform a wide range of tasks and specifically tailored to assist with unique needs. Public Access Certified and ADA protected Service Dogs.
Mobility/Balance Assistance Dogs, trained to assist with mobility limitations or unsafe movement of a child. The dog can also retrieve objects, open and close doors, pull a wheelchair, operate light switches or assist with other activities of daily living. These dogs can also be tethered for added security. Another type of mobility assistance dog task is that of a…