"5 things you don't know about service dogs" by Morieka Johnson

What is the primary reason service dogs should not be referred to as "pets"?

• They are more expensive than regular pets.

• They are an extension of a person with a disability.

• They require special training facilities.

• They must wear identification vests.

According to the text, how long does Canine Assistants' training program last?

• 6 months

• 12 months

• 18 months

• 24 months

What is the approximate cost of training and lifeline care for each service animal at Canine Assistants?

• $24,500

• $12,000

• $18,500

• $30,000

Which of the following is NOT a task mentioned that service dogs perform?

• Detecting seizures

• Carrying oxygen tanks

• Training other dogs

• Retrieving items for people with mobility issues

According to the ADA, what is required for service dogs in public?

• Special identification vest

• Breed certification

• A leash or tether

• Professional training papers

What happens to service dog candidates at Canine Assistants when they're ready for placement?

• They are randomly assigned to people.

• They are sold to the highest bidder.

• The trainers select the best match.

• The dogs choose their person.

Why do trainers at Canine Assistants prefer golden retrievers?

• They are the smartest breed.

• They naturally love using their mouths.

• They are the easiest to train.

• They are the most expensive breed.

According to the text, how many people are on the waiting list for service dogs?

• More than 1,600

• Less than 1,000

• Exactly 1,200

• More than 2,000

When do neuromuscular stimulation exercises begin for service dog puppies?

• 6 weeks old

• 1 month old

• 2 days old

• 2 weeks old

What is one challenge mentioned for pit bulls as service dogs?

• They are too aggressive.

• Breed-specific bans

• Cost of training

• Size limitations