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What is the most common service animal?
Dogs
Dogs were used as the _______________ service animals in the world
First
What is something that gives proof that something is real?
Evidence
In what country did service animals first help in hospitals?
France
The first guide dog school in the United States was called the ________________
The Seeing Eye
True or False: Guide dogs were mostly used for people who were blind
True
What is a dog that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks for a person with a disability?
Service Animal
What was ADA stand for?
Americans with Disabilities Act
True or False: the ADA protects the rights of service animals
True
Where can service dogs go into?
Hospitals, Restaurants, Schools, Churches
Do or Dont'?: Ask the owner if you can interact
Do
Do or Don't?: Give treats without permission
Don't
What animal brings objects to people, press buttons on automatic doors, and pull a wheelchair up a ramp
Mobility Service Animal
What service animal assists people who are suffering from depression, anxiety, and PTSD?
Psychiatric Service Dogs
These dogs are trained to identify and avoid potential obstacles both inside and outside of the home
Guide Service Dogs
These dogs Assist by alerting their humans to noises such as alarms, doorbells, or crying babies
Hearing Service Dogs
These Dogs can alert people to their blood sugar being high or low before their levels becoming dangerous
Diabetic Alert Service Dogs
These dogs are trained to sniff out and alert to the smell of things like peanuts and gluten
Allergy Detection Service Dogs
These dogs may be able to alert their owner of an oncoming seizure
Seizure Alert Dog
These dogs can increase a person's safety and keep children from running away
Autism Service Dogs