Services Dogs

SERVICE DOG

What is the exact meaning of service dogs ?

A service dog is a perfect assistant, specially coached to deliver its services to those personalities, who are dependent on others and carry any physical or mental disability as under –

• Blindness
• Convulsion disorder
• Immobility
• Diabetes
• Emotional support
• Psychological sickness
• Difficulty in hearing
• Blood clotting disorders and many others

What is the role of  Fine Line Family K-9 in service dogs ?

• We are always in search of dogs that require rescue.
• We train these rescued dogs to the fullest possible extent and convert them into Service Dogs.
• These service dogs are proved to be the best orderlies, for those personalities, carrying the above-mentioned disorders, because of the exclusive training given to them by Fine Line Family K-9.
• Each and every dog is ‘made to order’ specifically to satisfy the exact necessity of their handicapped companion.

What is the ultimate philanthropic message Fine Line Family K-9 wants to pass on to society ?

• We are fully devoted to take care of a specific class who is suffering from a complete or partial disability.
• We want to give this disabled class – a complete stress free freedom with higher flexibility via our trained maestros’ – Service Dogs!
• We also administer the gathering of voluntary contributions & donations from all the sources that any disabled personality is in need of, and shoulder their financial assistance!
• We take it our major responsibility to educate the entire community – the importance of service dogs!

What are the tasks that any Fine Line Family K-9 trained service dog can perform?

We train our service dogs to be the eyes, ears, legs or alarm for their owners who might require an outside help! Our service dogs are very well trained to handle following situations: –

1. Help in getting proper medication to reduce certain regular symptoms.
2. To act as a reminder for the companion at the specified time!
3. We also train our canines to get certain liquids to help the patient, swallow its medicine.
4. Keep those personalities away, who are not the regular visitors to their owners.
5. Switch on the lights.
6. Open doors
7. Get Mail
8. Pick up something that may have been dropped
9. Remind about the school or work timing of their companion!
10. Help the disabled person to steady themselves.
11. Give a response to their owners, if they are not able to hear the smoke alarm.
12. Provide Emotional support

Do call us in case you want to avail the services of the Service Dog trained by Fine Line family K-9!

Certification is also available