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

$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 crowd control, deep pressure
therapy, medical alert for panick/anxiety attacks or flashbacks, 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.





Training your own Seizure Alert & Assistance Dog
By Katie Gonzalez,  CDT

$35.00, includes shipping the U.S.

This book covers everything you will need to know from selecting a dog that is likely to
alert to seizures, to training advanced obedience for public access, and life-changing
assistance during and after a seizure. This book also covers how scientists believe dogs
can detect seizures in advance, and step by step details on how we train dogs to alert to
seizures in advance. 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 to be
motivated to recognize seizures and early alert tips for advanced warnings, retrieval of
phone, help in bracing to assist the handler in getting up from the floor after a seizure,
alerting to others in the household, dialing 911, and deep pressure therapy. Service dog
etiquette, management, and laws are discussed. This book is designed for those with
life-inhibiting seizure 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.



Training an Autism Assistance Dog for your child
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 your child needs, to training advanced obedience for public access, and
life-changing assistance tasks to help your child 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 to be a close companion with your child, to disregard
rambunctious behavior from your child, medical alert to interrupt repetitive behaviors, to
wear a specialized harness that is tethered directly to your child's harness for use in
public as a means to keep your child from darting away (which can also teach your child
to stay close by), search and rescue work specifically to follow your child's scent in the
case of wandering away at home or in public, and deep pressure therapy, and assistance
with school work and reading. Service dog etiquette, management, and laws are
discussed. This book is designed for those with life-inhibiting 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.



Training your own Mobility Assistance Dog
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 or without a wheelchair, deep
pressure therapy, retrieving dropped or hard to reach items, retrieving specific items such
as a phone, to walk calmly next to a walker or crutches, to pull or push wheelchairs, to
open doors and cabinets, and to turn lights on and off. Service dog etiquette,
management, and laws are discussed.