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midterm for class 1 Flashcards

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when was P4p founded

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in 1999 in Norther Virginia

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who did they focus on when they first opened P4P

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children, veterans, Active-duty Military and military departments

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when did P4P move to wilmington and why

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in 2011 to dedicate their resources to UNCW/ training program

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what is P4P mission

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educate and improve people to utilize assistance dogs to transform their lives

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what do P4P give their clients

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certification, insurance, support, and terms for duration of their dogs career

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how many dogs are in training for P4P

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160+

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how many have been certified/ placed for P4P

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500

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whats P4P graduation rate

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90+

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what are the p4p programs

TOPBP

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placement ( people/ vet)
training( UNCW/ prison)
operation ( not ass dogs)
breeding
puppy development center(PDC)
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what are the subprograms for operational

SER

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education
reading
senior

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what are most dogs trained for in p4p

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ptsd

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12
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p4 prison

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state prisons (5)
it saves about 2 million dollars
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birth to 6 weeks

what happens

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on day 3 proprietary neurological stimulation protocols conducted
early puppy training

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7-20 weeks
whats happens
where are they located

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at PDC
natural weaning
socializing/ training everyday

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5 months-15/20 months

what happens where are they located

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West division of corrections
basic to advance obedience training
learns over 100 commands
BUMP

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15-24 months

what happens/ where are they located

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Wilmington

public access training

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18-24 months

what happens / where are they located

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Wilmington
Ass dog training
client transfer training

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24 months

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go home with client

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19
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Bump

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when dog chooses client

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what are the three programs for Monty’s home

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rainbow bridge journey
rescue/ need for education
prison program

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rainbow bridge journey

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support/ retrials and counseling for pet loss

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rescue / need for education

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rescue is just a bandaid on a bigger issue

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need for education per class

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pre-k to nursing: kids learn how to take care of dog/ its ok to rescue
Middle school: reality of a shelter, what they can do to help
High school: how dogs learn
college: the same thing we do now
senior homes: pet safety, the right dog, caring

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prison program

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learn positive reinforcement skills
pet care
vet care

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25
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whats monty’s home grad rate

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100%

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when was the first military working dog established

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after wwI by Dorothy Eustis. She saw a blind vet in Switzerland and so she created the first dog

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Who did the first guide dog?

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Dorothy again. she had 19 year old Morris Frank and german shep named Buddy

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First guide dog organization

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Dorothy brought Morris and Buddy t the U.S to demostrait but got shot down by the bling organization and created The Seeing Eye Guide Dog organization in 1929

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who is doctor Bonita Bergin

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she created the idea of the first mobility service working dog in 1970 after watching a donkey help people with physical needs

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What organization did bonita create in to train service dogs

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Canine companions for individuals

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what did bonita discover about rescue dogs

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they can’t be service dogs- one bit the trash man

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what did bonita create in 1989

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Assistance dog international coalition AEI

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What did bergin create to help people learn the establish their own organizations and increase dog training and people served

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Bergen University of Canine studies

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34
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whats the broadest category for dogs

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working

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whats the true definition of a working dog

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they are trained to perform task which assist humans in some capacity

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are working dogs pets

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NO

37
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what are good examples of a working dog

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military, police, herding, narcotics, search and rescue, assistance dogs

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Assistance dog

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provide services to person with disability, injury or illness. the task.

39
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examples of assistance dog

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service, hearing, guide

40
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whats the ideal assistance dog

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they sound both in temperament and physical structure

history/ pedigree must be taken into effect

41
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perfect temperament

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low arousal 
desire to please
low initiative
high work ethic
strong ability to bond
tolerant of invasion- touch, sound, and resources
42
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How is temperament created

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nature/ nuture

43
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where do 15% of p4p dogs come from

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shelter

44
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where do 85% of dogs come from

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donated from breeder

45
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where do 95% of dogs come from

A

breeders of organization

46
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what are neotinizing breeds

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dogs that are puppy like

47
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what are the characteristics of neo breeds

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look for owner as parent
intense bond/ need nurturing
physical characteristics: floppy ears/ droopy jaw, low set tail, soft chubby face

48
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good example of neo dog

A

lab

49
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ADA

A

american disability act

50
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when were the public access rights governed by the american with disabilities act

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1990 sec 36

51
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when were the ADA service dog regulation ameneded

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march 15 2011

52
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whats the service dog definition according to the ADA

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any dog that is individual trained to do work or perform task of the benefit pop an individual with a disability including physical, sensory, psychotic, intellectual, or other mental disabilities. other species of animal whether wild or trained are not service animals for the purpose of this definition

53
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what are the criteria for task for a service dog under the ADA

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the work or task performed by an service animal must be directly re;ate to disability

54
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what doesn’t count as task

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the crime deterrent effect of an animal’s presence and the provision of emotions; support, well being, comfort or companionship don’t constitute work/task for the purpose of this definition

55
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what can a person ask to an owner of service dog

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dog id

task that dog performs

56
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what are the housing requirements for a SD

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a dog who is a quiified SD can resided with individual with disabilities as a responsible accommodations to their disabilities
the landowner can’t say no
owner pays for damages done by the dog
no pet fee

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what are th regulation according to FAA when it comes to a SD

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in order so are service dog to go on a plan with it owner it has to have proper id , other written documentation, harness/ markings or verbal assurances

dog can sit anywhere on the plane unless it obstructs or blocks aisle or safety

58
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what are trainers rights based on in NC, what code?

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code 168-1-168-4.2 (1997)

59
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what are trainers rights in NC

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trainers are afford the same rights as a person with a disability while engaging in training session
how ever the housing people can say no to them living at the place

60
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whats the most fucking confusing sentence

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service dogs are assistance dog but not all assistance dogs are service dogs

61
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who sets the min requirements for assistance dogs

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Assistance dog international

62
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what are the requirements for a assistance dog?
hours
when does it get recerfied
how many task must it be able to do

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1110 hours min over 6 consecutive months
re certified every year
min of three task that effect a persons physical, neurological, psychological, other

63
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what test does p4p pass for certification of an assistant dog

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Public Access Test

64
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what are some types of assistant dogs

A

physical/ neurological (PND)

medical

65
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what types of assistance dogs go under the category for physical/ neurological (PND)

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mobility (MAD)

sensory/ tactile pressure (STP)

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mobility assistance dog
1.how many hours of training
2.when do they need to be recertified
3. task
4. client 
5. public access
What type of assistance dogs are they
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  1. 1110
  2. every year
  3. retrieval, lights, doors, brace
  4. people who need a wheelchair, people who have mobility limitations, balancing problems, use for stability
  5. full
    PND
67
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sensory tactile pressure dogs

  1. hours
  2. certification
  3. task
  4. client
  5. access
  6. type
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  1. 1110
  2. every year
  3. help with deep pressure stimulation, and behavior interruption
  4. people who have been diagnosed with sensory development or mood disorder. AUTISM
  5. full
  6. neurological
68
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what are the types of medical alert dogs

7

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psychiatric
allergen alert
diabetes alert
incident response
narceolpsey alert
hearing alert
ambassador
69
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psychological

  1. hours
  2. certification
  3. task
  4. client
  5. access
  6. type of AD
A
  1. 1110
  2. every year
  3. behavior interruption, pay attention,
  4. diagnosed with a psychological or mood disorder ( PTS, ADHD)
  5. full
  6. medical dog
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Allergen alert

  1. hours
  2. certification
  3. task
  4. client
  5. access
  6. type of AD
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  1. 1110
  2. every year
  3. alerts when their is a presence of allergen in the environment
  4. has a certain allergy ( Peanut)
  5. full
  6. Medical
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Incident response

  1. hours
  2. certification
  3. task
  4. client
  5. access
  6. type of AD
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  1. 11110
  2. every year
  3. notify a person of the condition ( seizure)
  4. a disease or disorder which necessary emergency response
  5. full
  6. Medical
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Diabetes alert

  1. hours
  2. certification
  3. task
  4. client
  5. access
  6. type of AD
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  1. 1110
  2. every year
  3. recognize changes in handlers blood sugar lvl and alert the handler to check levels
  4. someone who has diabetes
  5. full
  6. medical
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narcolepsy alert

  1. hours
  2. certification
  3. task
  4. client
  5. access
  6. type of AD
A
  1. 1110
  2. every year
  3. wake up handler, help when handler is disoriented, remind handler to take medication
  4. someone with narcolepsy
  5. full
  6. medical
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hearing alert

  1. hours
  2. certification
  3. task
  4. client
  5. access
  6. type of AD
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  1. 1110
  2. every year
  3. alert everyday sounds ( door bell, firetruck, etc), get handlers attention to or from the object. alert when people are around
  4. people with hear loss or deafness
  5. full
  6. medical
75
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ambassador ( DEMO)

  1. hours
  2. certification
  3. task
  4. client
  5. access
  6. type of AD
A
  1. 1110
  2. yearly
  3. more than 1 MED, mostly just demonstrates
  4. they are working with client right now not really specific
  5. full
  6. MED
76
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what are the min hours for a facility dog

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230 of specialized training plus facility training over 6 consecutive months

77
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what test must p4p pass for a facility dog

A

they must pass a facility observation checklist to be certified

78
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what are the types of FD

7

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psychiatric 
rehabilitative 
scent detection
crisis response
canine ass education
therapeutic
special partner dogs
79
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psychiatric FD

  1. hours
  2. re-certified
  3. who they work for
  4. access
  5. example
A
  1. 230 of specialized training plus facility training over 6 consecutive months
  2. annually
  3. work with psychologist, psychiatrists/ counselor with a treatment facility. MENTAL HEALTH PRACTITIONER
  4. to that facility, its conditional
  5. works with psychologist
80
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rehabilitative

  1. hours
  2. re-certified
  3. who they work for
  4. access
  5. example
A
  1. 230 of specialized training plus facility training over 6 consecutive months
  2. annually
  3. works in a therapeutic/ rehabilitation environment. handler is clinical therapist/ medical professional that works with physical therapy, occupational therapy, recreational therapy
  4. conditional
  5. works with physical therapy
81
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scent detection

  1. hours
  2. re-certified
  3. who they work for
  4. access
  5. example
A
  1. 230 of specialized training plus facility training over 6 consecutive months
  2. bi-annually
  3. dog is trained to provided medical and environmental aid to detect specific scents with in surroundings. ( BED BUGS, ARSON)
  4. conditional
  5. search and rescue
82
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crisis responder

  1. hours
  2. re-certified
  3. who they work for
  4. access
  5. example
A
  1. 230 of specialized training plus facility training over 6 consecutive months
  2. bi-annually
  3. work with police, EMT, etc. they are used for comfort / distress people
  4. conditional
  5. EMT
83
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Canine Ass Education

  1. hours
  2. re-certified
  3. who they work for
  4. access
  5. example
A
  1. 230 of specialized training plus facility training over 6 consecutive months
  2. bi-annually
  3. assist teacher in performing their duties
  4. conditional
  5. works with teacher
84
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what re the three types of CAE

A

general
special ed
R.E.A.D

85
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therapeutic FD

  1. hours
  2. re-certified
  3. who they work for
  4. access
  5. example
A
  1. 230 of specialized training plus facility training over 6 consecutive months
  2. bi-annually
  3. handler is a volunteer . these dogs visit nursing homes, hospitals to brin joy and happiness
  4. conditional
  5. visit nursing home
86
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types of TFD

A

medical
general ed
special ed
R.E.A.D.

87
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whats the different between CAE and TFD

A

CAE has task

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88
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special partner dogs
what they do
client
hours
example
A 
bring comfort to families
private placement client
min of 140 hours plus facility dog training 
emotional support 
AKA pet

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