How can a service dog help my child?
Social Skills
Running or Wandering
Sensory Overload
- A service dog opens the door to social interaction because people want to pet it or ask questions.
- A service dog can serve as a bridge to the outside world, by being a companion providing unconditional love and support in challenging social situations.
- Our dogs are specifically trained to meet the individual needs of its child, helping
- A service dog opens the door to social interaction because people want to pet it or ask questions.
- A service dog can serve as a bridge to the outside world, by being a companion providing unconditional love and support in challenging social situations.
- Our dogs are specifically trained to meet the individual needs of its child, helping the child develop social norms and reach his or her full potential.
Sensory Overload
Running or Wandering
Sensory Overload
- Kids who were unable to express their real needs now experience the value of communication. Children & their dogs develop a relationship that helps the child feel heard and understood
- Autism dogs can help when a child shows impulsive repetitive behaviors of discomfort.
- We train our dogs to help with sensory integration and overload so the child learns to have better social engagements.
Running or Wandering
Running or Wandering
Running or Wandering
- Kids who were runners, stop running because they want to be near their dog
- Autism service dogs are trained to keep a child from bolting.
- With our comprehensive program, a child will be trained to be responsible for the safety of the dog, hence, one's self with adult supervision if needed.
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