Seizure Alert Dogs could save the life of an adult or child with a seizure disorder while providing a care giver the security of knowing that another set of caring eyes is focused on that seizure prone child or adult.

Seizure Alert Dogs
Seizure response dogs are trained to respond and help someone who has epilepsy or a seizure disorder. The seizure alert dog can:

• Summons help, either by finding another person or activating a medical alert or pre-programmed phone
• Pull objects away from the person's body that may be potentially dangerous
• Block the individual with absence seizures and complex partial seizures from walking into obstacles, streets, and other dangerous areas that can result in bodily injury or death
• Attempt to rouse the unconscious handler during or after a seizure
• Provide physical support and emotional support
• Carry information regarding the dog, the handler's medical condition, instructions for first responders, emergency medication, and oxygen
• Sense an impending seizure and their handler or care taker

The above tasks represent what a Seizure Alert Service Dog is capable of performing. Each seizure service dog, seizure alter dog is specifically trained to their owners personal needs based on their medical condition and may or may not include the above tasked described.

Seizure Alert Dog Training
Professional Seizure Alert Dog Training requires 2 very important ingredients:

• a dog that is highly sensitive to human body language
• a professional service dog trainer that is experienced at teaching a dog when and how to use this sensitivity to protect a seizure prone child or adult.

Canines 4 Hope is a Professional Florida Dog Training Academy that understands how to train these sensitive and caring alert seizure dogs to alert seizure prone individuals prior to a seizure event.

Our goal is to provide a well trained seizure alert service dog that will Alert and Protect you or your family when required. We will be glad to answer any questions about Seizure Alert Dog Training you might have. Hope is only a phone call away! Call #1-855-885-6262 or Email Us.

There are not-for-profit services and assistance dog training programs available, but most of these wonderful organizations have a waiting list for up to 3 years. If you or someone you love just can't wait that long, give us a call at 1-855-885-6262 or contact Canines 4 Hope by Email.

Canines 4 Hope is located in Palm City, Palm Beach County, and The Treasure Coast of Florida.  Our Seizure Alert Dog Training Services are available to clients nationwide.

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Marc's Story
Seizure Alert Dog / Depression Service Dog

My husband Marc was a successful general contractor in Central Florida who was involved in numerous projects within the Disney community.

Four years ago he suffered a traumatic brain injury that left him with severe neurological damage, and he lost his ability to speak. As a result of his injury Marc also suffers from major depression as well as seizures.

Marc, was once a vibrant man, but has now lost his drive and energy to do anything. After all of the surgeries, and countless hours of rehabilitation, Marc has shown little enthusiasm towards his outlook on life and his future.

Our neurologist suggested we look into a service dog to help assist Marc with his seizures. After careful research, we found Canines 4 Hope. The service dog trainer paired Marc up with Dillon, A two year old German Shepherd Dog who is trained as a seizure response dog for Marc.

The addition of Dillon in our lives has been a true blessing. The difference in my husbands behavior, and outlook on life is remarkable. Marc is a changed man. His bouts of depression have improved, and his energy level is totally increased. Marc and Dillon are outside every morning playing ball or Frisbee. He takes Dillon for three walks a day at least.

Dillon is now beginning to recognize when Marc is about to have a seizure, which makes me feel a whole lot better when I have to leave Marc alone.

Dillon has changed our lives in so many ways that words cannot express my feelings. If you or someone you know, is in a similar situation as Marc or myself, we highly encourage you to explore the benefits of a service dog.