Independence is an inherent aspect of a full life, to be enjoyed by everyone regardless of circumstances.
A service dog helps someone with physical challenges or mental health concerns lead a more independent life.
A Deputy Dog is a service dog you train yourself, with the help of expert dog trainers and behaviorists, to perform tasks you could use help with, allowing you to do more things and go more places.
Just a few of the things a Deputy Dog might do:
provide balance and stability when ... view more »
Independence is an inherent aspect of a full life, to be enjoyed by everyone regardless of circumstances.
A service dog helps someone with physical challenges or mental health concerns lead a more independent life.
A Deputy Dog is a service dog you train yourself, with the help of expert dog trainers and behaviorists, to perform tasks you could use help with, allowing you to do more things and go more places.
Just a few of the things a Deputy Dog might do:
provide balance and stability when walking
push or pull a wheelchair
carry items for you, get/retrieve them
open and close doors
help you up from a chair or bed
lead you away from a difficult situation
“block” people from getting too close
interrupt/check anxiety attacks
let someone else know you need assistance
Whether training a dog for assistance with in-home tasks or a dog that helps you better function in mainstream society, a Deputy Dog makes life fuller and easier.
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