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Little Angels Dog Training
El Cajon, California
About Little Angels Dog Training
Programs include obedience training, training with puppies and advanced training.
Training & services
Training goals
- Obedience training
Dog age
- Puppies
Training level
- Advanced training
Support between sessions
- Refresher training
Assistance and working dogs
- Detection dog training
- Medical-alert and mobility assistance
- Psychiatric service dog training
- Service dog training
- Therapy dog training
Other listed services
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- Behavioral Management
- Breeding Program
- Deep Pressure Therapy
- Dog Education
- Dog Handling
- Dog Training Instructor
- Dog Visits
- Dog's Medical
- Dogs Home
- Emergency Services
- Fund Training
- Hair Care
- Handler Training
- Hearing Assistance
- Help Dogs
- Kennel Maintenance
- Massage Therapist
- Medical Treatment
- Personally Training
- Pets Adoption
- Private Instructional
- Pups Program
- Rescue Pups
- Rescuing Dogs
- Scent Training
- Seizure Assistance
- Support Dogs
- Training And Development
- Training Certificate
- Veterinary Care
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Questions & answers
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My daughter has depression and social anxiety disorder. I'm looking for a certified trained dog for her. Can you please help us?
Contrary to popular belief service dogs can help people with disability's that are not visible. Social anxiety disorder and depression are disability's. A service dog for anxiety can do more than just comfort. They can detect signs of an anxiety attack before it happens, fetch medication or someone to help them calm down. There are plenty of service dogs for people who have disability's that are "invisible" to other people. There are also dogs for PTSD for adults AND children. I do hope you find a service dog for your daughter or at least an emotional support animal. Don't let other people put you down and say service dogs are not for mental disability's as well, because they can be!
Community answer · Reuben Gruen · 2019-09-21
There is no certification for service dogs, and have no legal standing. A service dog must be tasks trained for a person’s disability, the American with disabilities act states that comfort is not a task. You can either owner train, or apply to a service dog program that trains dog, some are free but have a 5 year waiting list. Others are quite expensive but you can apply for finical support, normally the money range is in the thousands.
Community answer · Emilee Taylor · 2018-09-21
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