Comfort Dogs: Provide opportunities for motivational, instructional, recreational and/or healing advantage to enhance quality of life for veterans by offering convenience and unconditional love to seriously ill or restricted veterans. Therapy Dogs: Participate in animal-assisted treatment with specific objectives, objectives and development recorded by a healthcare professional within the scope of practice of his/her profession. > )Occupation therapists: everyday living skills or occupation abilities Physical therapists: gross motor abilities (walking; strength training) and physical contact/touch.

　　> )Certified healing entertainment specialist: for motor abilities, sports, entertainment, or leisure.

　　> )Psychologists: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), socializing, psychological excitement; inspiration to take part in treatment and recovery.

　　> )Speech therapists: vocalizing commands to dog.

　　Center Dogs: Work at the side of an expert care-giver, wellness care specialist, or physical or profession therapist to engage veterans in activities to stimulate healing and recuperation. Assistance/Service Dogs: Assist an independent veteran with a physical (visible) or psychological wellness challenge (undetectable) for service 24/7 x 365 for 57 years. Fully-trained dogs can bringing calm to a veteran with PTSD and/or performing a minimum of three certain jobs to alleviate the veteran's impairment. >) Retrieve dropped items.

　　>) Open/close doors.

　　>) Turn on/off light switches.

　　>) Carry products.

　　>) Alert in emergency.

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