Service Dogs and Their Roles

What is a common task performed by seeing eye dogs?

• Detecting low blood sugar levels

• Guiding blind people through the world

• Alerting to fire alarms

• Retrieving objects from tables

What type of service dog helps people with hearing impairments?

• Medical alert dog

• Hearing dog

• Seeing eye dog

• Mobility assistance dog

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How long does it typically take to train a service dog?

• Three months

• Two years

• One year

• Six months

What is the approximate cost of training a service dog?

• $25,000

• $20,000

• $15,000

• $10,000

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What special equipment does Ruthie, the service dog, use to help Christopher Strickland?

• A leash with a bell

• A balance harness with an elevated handle

• A reflective vest

• A GPS collar

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What is the primary role of trauma assistance dogs for veterans?

• Helping with physical disabilities

• Assisting with PTSD and anxiety triggers

• Detecting food allergies

• Guiding through public places

What can a mobility assistance dog do?

• Alert to low blood sugar

• Guide a blind person

• Open elevator doors

• Detect food allergens

What is a task that service dogs for amputees can perform?

• Alerting to seizures

• Retrieving objects from floors

• Guiding through busy streets

• Detecting high blood sugar

What is the main benefit of service dogs for people with diabetes?

• Providing emotional support

• Alerting to blood sugar changes

• Guiding through public places

• Detecting food allergens

What protection do service dogs have when their owner rents an apartment?

• They require a special permit

• They must be kept outside

• They can be refused entry

• They are protected from discrimination

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