Many children with autism have difficulty  relating to people, including their families. Some kids make strange  noises, are non-verbal or engage in compulsive, repetitive behavior.  These behaviors can and often do, alienate people, especially classmates  who can be incredibly cruel. 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.

The kindness and gentleness of the autism service dog helps a child just by being by his or her side. 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.