A New E-You: Duddley's Training!

Duddley has received specialized training which enables him to be very supportive for my support.

He is always learning different ways to help as the need arises. He still needs more specialized training so that he will be able to help me with more tasks throughout the day. He helps pull me up and is my support for walking. There are so many things that your service animal can do so that you can enjoy life with their help.

Service dogs are able to help with a variety of daily activities, including opening doors.

Training is so important and very repetitive.

Duddley enjoys attending school and is very trainable.

Service training advice

Click on the link above for more information.

Who Qualifies For A Service Dog?

Any individual receiving assistance from a dog that performs a task directly related to a physical or psychological condition.
Blindness, Hearing Loss, PTSD, Diabetes, Mobility, Seizures, Panic Attack, Stability.
Any Physical or Psychological Disability.

Any Dog Can Qualify!

No Breed, Size or Weight Restriction.
Trained to perform work or task.
Behave in public and under control of handler.

Service dogs and emotional support animal`s emblems with health care related icons