Dog for Epileptics

Service Dog for Epileptics

Animals have long been used around the world for serving all sorts of purposes. The evolution of mankind and its best friend, the dog, has taken some interesting turns throughout the course of history.  As we learn more about these amazing animals, we continue to find new applications for their incredible talents. In more recent […]

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How to Adopt a Failed Service Dog

Service dogs are a vital resource for people who suffer from a disability or condition that makes it difficult to function in their daily lives. This means that service dogs must meet a very high standard; otherwise, they cannot provide the degree of quality that their owners need. Additionally, if a service dog is not […]

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Service Dog for Lupus

Lupus is a condition that impacts millions of people around the world. It’s an autoimmune condition that causes the immune system to attack healthy cells. The result? Pain, inflammation, discomfort, and a plethora of other health issues. The good news is that we’ve found that service animals can help people who have lupus. Read on […]

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Service Dog for TBI

TBI, or traumatic brain injury, is a serious condition. It can be caused by accidents, illnesses, and even infections. A person who suffers from TBI can have diminished mental capacities, become short-tempered, forgetful, and suffer a number of other serious ailments. That said, TBI is a condition that may qualify for a service dog. Read […]

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Service Dog for Sleep Apnea

Sleep apnea is a condition that disrupts someone’s breathing as they’re sleeping. Unfortunately, people are at their most vulnerable when they’re sleeping because it’s hard to notice something wrong with the body or its surroundings.  For these reasons, treating sleep-related conditions with medications might not be enough. This is where a service dog for sleep […]

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Service Dog for the Elderly

As we age, we often find ourselves facing new challenges, including increasing difficulties with medical conditions, mobility, vision, and hearing. In many cases, these difficulties can be managed with proper medical treatment and interventions, such as walking aids, in order to let the elderly maintain their independence for as long as possible.  Service dogs are […]

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Man on electric wheelchair, and his assistance dog. A service dog closes a home front door by pulling a rope tied to a door pull handle.

Service Dog for Mobility

Dogs are man’s best friend, as the adage goes. While most people appreciate that a dog can be a great company and good for security, some need a dog to help them with everyday tasks.  Of course, a dog can be all three—a loveable canine pet that will shower you with affection, a watcher who […]

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