Service dogs : a guide : what is considered to be a service dog.: TT4-84/3-2024Ase-MP4
"[Service dogs perform a variety of tasks to provide support in activities of daily living for a wide range of disabilities, including guiding persons who are blind; alerting persons who have hearing impairments to the presence of people or sounds, such as an alarm or telephone; pulling a wheelchair; providing assistance to persons with autism; recognizing specific changes that happen before a seizure and alerting a person; and providing assistance to a person with post traumatic stress disorder by providing a barrier against other people crowding too close to the person]"--Supplied by the publisher.
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| Title | Service dogs : a guide : what is considered to be a service dog. |
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| Publication type | Monograph |
| Language | [American Sign Language] |
| Format | Digital video |
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| Description | 1 online resource (1 video file (2 min., 7 sec.)) : silent, colour |
| ISBN | 9780660699448 |
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