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Classification
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Service Dog
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Color
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White
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Type
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Seizure Response Dogs
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Job
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To
respond to their handler’s seizures via trained tasks. The dog may retrieve
medication, utilize deep pressure stimulation to end a seizure early, fetch a
nearby person to help or call 911. Other trained tasks are common as well.
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Handler
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May or may not
show signs of physical disability.
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Gear
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Typically no
special gear required.
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Signs
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Paws For Ability is an excellent resource for this line of Service Dog, unfortunately
this site can not help you “train” this particular type of service dog.
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Notes
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Seizure
Alert Dogs fall under this category. Please keep in mind that you cannot
train a Seizure Response Dog to alert to seizures — it must be something the
dog comes to do naturally via association with their human partner and an
intuitive nature.
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Source of Information
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