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Assistance Dogs are trained to help to support an individual with a disability in every day tasks. In the UK our disability laws (Equality Act 2010) state that a reasonable adjustment such as amending a no pet policy rule must be made to help disabled people to be able to access public spaces such as supermarkets, hospitals and cafes.
In a none pet friendly environment an assistance dog should be able to calmly and quietly navigate these public spaces on a loose lead by the side of their disabled handler, be toilet trained and be able to settle down next to their handler.
The Ethical Dogs Asssistance Dogs for Wellbeing Programme
Designed for disabled people who have an interest in The Ethical Approach providing for your dogs physical, mental and social needs, and developing your dogs life skills using Nordic Dog Training, in which we teach our dogs with body language and communication rather than cues and rewards.
- We train tasks to support each individual and help with many different types of disability
- We help to encourage a calm and relaxed environment at home
- And build confidence in dogs life skills out and about including - relaxed and gentle loose lead walking, passing other dogs, calm and patient settle in a cafe for example
Individual online 1-1 appointments available at - £45 per hour
And in person appointments - £65 per hour
Public Access & Assessment workshops - £95 2-3 hours
Our holistic program includes teaching of dog anatomy and optimal physical health and development, how to communicate effectively using your body language and learning to observe our dogs calming signals, aswell as providing natural enrichment, building healthy social relationships with other dogs and enjoying nature, sensory gardens and a calm, gentle and low stress lifestyle for you and your dog.
A big thankyou to Wuffable for designing and creating comfortable, well fitted vests and bandanas for our dogs.
Wuffable are a local business, run by very talented group of disabled individuals who create custom working gear for assistance dogs and much more, check out their website below.
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