Service Dog Training Books

The following books are generally used by those who wish to
train their own assistance dogs, but would be useful for pet
owners who have an overachiever at home.

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Training Your Own Psychiatric Service
Dog
By Katie Gonzalez, CDT
Paperback, 8.5" x 11", 83 pages
ISBN: 978-1-105-01787-2

By Katie Gonzalez, CDT

$35.00, includes shipping in the U.S.

This book covers everything you will need to know from
selecting a dog for the type of assistance you need, to
training advanced obedience for public access, and
life-changing assistance tasks to help you with
day-to-day life. Service Dog training varies greatly from
pet dog training with differences in potty training,
controlled loading and unloading out of vehicles and
public transportation, training to stay under restaurant
tables and under chairs to stay out of aisle ways in
public, and how to behave around people and other
dogs while working as a service dog in the public setting.
Specialized tasks include teaching your dog public
access skills, assistance with non-protective
boundary/crowd control, deep pressure therapy, medical
alert for panick/anxiety attacks or flashbacks, searching
for and retrieving lost items, bracing for balance, guiding
you to the car or out of a building, going around corners
in advance of you, searching your house for intruders,
as well as advanced service dog obedience. Service dog
etiquette, management, and laws are discussed. This
book is designed for those with life-inhibiting psychiatric
disorders; bringing a dog into public merely for emotional
support is not allowable under the ADA (Americans with
Disabilities Act). Dogs must be trained in specific tasks to
assist your disability.

A Guide to Training Your Own
Seizure Assistance and Alert Dog
By Katie Gonzalez, CDT
Paperback, 6" x 9" 202 pages
ISBN; 978-1-105-59530-1

$35.00, includes shipping in the U.S.

The Director of Little Angels Service Dogs covers
everything you will need to know from selecting a
dog for the type of assistance you need, to training
advanced obedience for public access, and
life-changing assistance tasks to help you with
day-to-day life. Service Dog training varies greatly
from pet dog training with differences in potty
training, controlled loading and unloading from
vehicles and public transportation, training to stay
under restaurant tables and under chairs to stay out
of aisle ways in public, and how to behave around
people and other dogs while working as a service
dog in the public setting. Specialized tasks include
teaching your dog public access skills, alerting to
and recognizing seizures, training to go get help,
bring the phone, or dial a service dog telephone,
bracing for balance, and deep pressure therapy for
assistance during and after a seizure. Service dog
etiquette, management, and laws are discussed.

This book can be used in training a dog to
recognize and alert in advance of your seizures, or
alert you to the seizures of a child or other family
member.

Once the book is completed the staff at Little Angels
Service Dogs would be happy to assist you with any
further training or problem solving. Please visit
www.LittleAngelsServiceDogs.org.

The Guide to Training an Autism
Assistance Dog
By Katie Gonzalez, CDT
Paperback, 6" x 9" 203 pages
ISBN; 9781300973249

$35.00, includes shipping in the U.S.

This book covers everything you will need to know to
train a dog for a family member or friend that
struggles with autism. Service dog training varies
greatly from pet dog training with differences in potty
training, controlled loading and unloading from
vehicles and public transportation, training to stay
under restaurant tables and under chairs to stay ouf
of aisle ways in public, and how to behave around
people and other animals while working as a service
dog. Instruction is given on advanced obedience for
public access as well as specialized tasks to assist
with the disability. Service dog etiquette,
management and laws are also discussed.

Once the book is completed the staff at Little Angels
Service Dogs would be happy to assist you with any
further training or problem solving. Please visit
www.LittleAngelsServiceDogs.org.

Book Reviews -

A Guide to Training Your Own Seizure Assistance
and Alert Dog, is a must have on your book shelf!
Not only does the author go through basic training
techniques, but all the information she gives on
every day practical needs just blew my mind away!
There were so many pointers and tips I never would
have thought of while training my own seizure alert
dog. Information from how to get in and out of the car
to how to walk with your dog while shopping at a
grocery store and even using a public restroom
really was an eye opener for me. I was struggling
with my dog and with training, but after reading her
book and how she broke it down step by step, I was
able to step up my own training techniques and
together my service dog and I became a team. If you
are looking to train your own seizure alert and
assistance dog, I highly recommend you read this
book and put it into practice because it's not just the
dog that needs to be trained, but the owner as well.

- D. Cesena

LOVE LOVE LOVE your training books. Thanks to
your books, my standard Poodle is now a seizure
alert dog. He has not missed a seizure yet!

- J.H. Black

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