Autism Assistance Dogs
Autism Assistance Dogs are specially trained service dogs that help individuals with autism navigate daily life with greater ease and confidence.
Emotional Support
These dogs act as a calming presence, reducing anxiety and helping individuals manage overwhelming emotions or sensory overload.
Safety and Security
With their assistance, handlers build the confidence to participate in activities and navigate environments that may have previously been difficult for them.
Improved Social Interaction
By serving as a social bridge, these dogs help individuals feel more comfortable in social settings, encouraging communication and connection.
Sensory Regulation
They provide grounding techniques, such as leaning or nudging, to help individuals manage sensory challenges.
Our benefit
Autism Assistance Dogs are specially trained service animals that provide vital support for individuals with autism, helping them navigate daily challenges and fostering greater independence.
To acquire an Autism Assistance Dog, the application process typically involves the following steps:
Application Details
Assessment: An evaluation of the individual’s specific needs and lifestyle is conducted to ensure an Autism Assistance Dog is the
right fit.
Matching: Based on the assessment, a dog with the appropriate temperament and training is selected to suit the individual’s requirements.
Training Period: The dog undergoes specialized training to learn tasks specific to the individual’s needs, such as interrupting repetitive behaviors or providing sensory support.
Handler Training: The individual and their family are trained to work effectively with the service dog, ensuring a successful partnership.
Integration: The dog is gradually introduced into the individual’s daily life, adapting to their routines and providing support in various environments.