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Answers questions such as "What is a service animal?", "How can I tell if an animal is really a service animal and not just a pet?" and "I have always had a clearly posted 'no pets' policy at my establishment. Do I still have to allow service animals in?"
Describes a number of tasks a service dog could be trained to do that would serve to mitigate conditions such as panic disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder and depression.
Trains service dogs to provide assistance to disabled Veterans.
Works to improve the training, placement and utilization of assistance dogs, including guide dogs for people with visual impairments, hearing dogs for people with hearing impairments and service dogs for people with other disabilities.
Trains assistance dogs for people with a range of disabilities, and provides lifetime support to encourage independence.
Provides information related to training Psychiatric Service Dogs (PSDs) for people with severe psychiatric disabilities. Includes a Veterans section, as well as resources related to obtaining and training a PSD and accessing VA resources, as well as relevant links.
Donates large trained dogs to assist patients with balance and mobility challenges such as those resulting from Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's and war injuries. Preference is given to Veterans and their families.
Program of NEADS that trains and provides assistance dogs to Veterans with hearing, mobility and other disabilities.
Breeds, trains and places guide dogs, and provides formal training of individuals and guide dogs. Extended services include training on cane and GPS, as well as career development.
Breeds, trains and places guide dogs with individuals with visual impairments.
Teaches Veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other cognitive and emotional disabilities how to train service dogs for other Veterans with physical disabilities. A program of Bergen University for Canine Studies.
Provides highly trained assistance dogs and ongoing support to ensure quality partnerships between individuals and their service dogs.
Raises and trains service dogs for individuals with physical and other disabilities.
Rescues dogs and trains them to assist Veterans and Service Members with mobility impairments, PTSD and TBI. Trained dogs are matched with and donated to Service Members/Veterans who are taught how to work with the dog. Freedom Service Dogs supports the client-dog team for its lifetime.
Trains and places guide dogs and service dogs with Veterans who have visual impairments or other disabilities.
Trains and provides hearing and service dogs to individuals with hearing impairments and other disabilities.
Provides trained Service Dogs or Hearing Dogs to people in the Maryland and Washington, D.C. area who have physical disabilities or are deaf or hard-of-hearing. Includes ongoing support services and training.
Trains and provides German Shepherd guide dogs to blind and visually impaired individuals free of charge. Provides intensive training for individuals and guide dogs.
Breeds, trains and places guide dogs, and provides one-on-one in-community training of individuals and guide dogs.
Breeds, trains and places guide dogs and delivers an on-site training course to acclimate individuals with their guide dogs.
Breeds, trains and places guide dogs with blind and visually impaired Veterans at no charge. Intensive training and lifetime follow-up support is provided for each individual and guide dog.
Breeds, trains and places guide dogs, and provides formal and intensive on-site training for individuals and guide dogs.
Breeds, trains and places German Shepherd guide dogs, and provides one-on-one in-community training of individuals and guide dogs.
Trains and places guide dogs, and provides formal and intensive on-site training for individuals and guide dogs.
Breeds, trains and places guide dogs. Provides innovative partnership training at campuses in California and Oregon to acclimate individual and guide dog to each other.
Breeds, trains and places guide dogs, and provides formal and intensive on-site training for individuals and guide dogs. The initial fee is $150, with $50 for each subsequent visit.
Breeds, trains and places guide dogs, and provides formal and intensive on-site training for individuals and guide dogs.
