Service Dogs Programs

Autism affects individuals differently. Some people function well, while others find their condition significantly limits their ability to perform everyday activities that most people take for granted.

In Canada, employing trained service dogs for PTSD is growing. This practice, common in the U.S., has shown benefits in hastening PTSD recovery and reducing medication dependence.

Seizure response dogs assist during or after seizures. Their tasks include ensuring open airways, summoning help, managing alert systems, and supporting those with postictal disorientation and balance issues.

Mobility Service Dogs enhance safety and independence for those over 6 with physical disabilities. They assist with fetching objects, handling appliances, opening doors, and signaling for assistance.

In Ontario, Canine Assisted Intervention Dogs work with experts from various fields to enhance therapeutic processes. They address diverse health challenges, offering specialized support in community and therapeutic settings.