...That service dogs are specially trained to assist people with all types of disabilities (including invisible ones, such as traumatic brain injury, psychiatric disorders, diabetes, and more)?
...That these dogs can do many things to make the lives of their partners more safe and independent? Tasks such as retrieval, opening/closing doors, turning on lights, taking clothes out of the dryer, getting a drink from the fridge, alerting to seizures, and blood pressure/sugar levels, and many more can be accomplished by these very special canines.
...That because service dogs are required to be specially trained and because of this training, they are recognized under local, state, and federal laws, and are permitted to go where most dogs can not? Stores, restaurants, movie theaters and other public businesses must accommodate these dogs according to law.
...That many businesses do not take the time to teach their employees about service dog access; and/or do not know about the laws that apply to their businesses? This lack of education leads to access denial and rude behavior for service dog teams all over the country; every single day.
...That there is a rash of people illegally passing off their pets as service animals to gain entry to public places.
...how to teach your children about people who are differently Abled or how to act around a working dog?
...Canine and Abled is committed to ending access denial and rude behavior by educating the general public about the wonderful benefits that service dogs provide. We work hand in hand with federal, state, and local law enforcement to bring "imposter" dog handlers to justice.
...Canine and Abled is committed to inspiring audiences to believe in the beauty of their dreams through inspirational education.
Click on one of the links at the bottom of this page and find out about Canine and Abled, Inc. programs, read the incredible story of how this program began, and learn all about service dogs--and much more!
