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Bookmark or Share- Get Help Now: Service Dogs for PTSD and Other ConditionsIn some cases, VA benefits will cover service dogs. Veterans need to meet with their health care provider to discuss their physical or mental health limitations to determine if a service dog will be an appropriate treatment approach. If it is determined that a service dog is ideal, the application will be submitted on behalf of the veteran.
- Service Dogs? - Poodle ForumAs far as service goes, it depends on the type of service. I think a high drive Mini would make a terrific Hearing Dog (nothing gets past a Mini). Some Standards are large enough to provide Stability Assistance. I think a Standard would make a good Epilepsy Alert Dog (they are very tuned into their owners).
- standard, mini, toy service dog? - Poodle ForumService dog of the year 1999 was a papillon named Peek. So, tiny toy dogs can be service dogs. The bigger ...
- Seeking a Psychiatric Service Dog - Poodle ForumRemember, a Service Dog, as opposed to a Therapy Dog or Emotional Support Animal, does NOT need to be boarded as they can go with you over 99% of places. So for example my spoo as a SD flies with me, accompanies me to movies, meetings, the library, restaurants, conventions, hotels, dude ranches, etc.
- Service Animals for Disabled Veterans: Challenges and Solutions - DAVTrieschman said the comprehensive programs provided by legitimate service dog organizations are costly, selective and possibly prohibitive to a lot of people. According to the Department of Justice, “There are individuals and organizations that sell service animal certification or registration documents online.
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