seizure alert dogs

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Does anyone have a medical dog for your epilepsy? If so how do you like him/her? I saw an episode on Amazon Prime of a medical dog for someone with epilepsy. It was really neat but one thing the dog does during a seizure is lick her face. Was just wondering what your dog does? Or if you know...

After using the search feature and finding very few first-hand accounts of their dog 'predicting' or warning their owner of an oncoming seizure I wanted to see if I could get more answers by starting a new and specific thread I live alone, and 2 weeks ago I found myself on the kitchen floor & I...

I've been adjusting to adult life with e and one of my options of managing e is getting a dog that can alert me to my seizures and potentially pull harmful objects away from me if i live alone. http://www.canines4hope.com/seizure-alert-dogs-seizure-dog-training-florida.htm I've always wanted...

Hey guys! So I've been on the waiting list for a seizure alert/response dog for 2 and a half years now, and I was only supposed to have 3 years left. Well, I got an email yesterday from the organization saying that I had been moved DOWN the list, and had to wait 5 YEARS instead of 3!:evil: My...

Hey everybody! I've been on the waiting list for a seizure alert dog for 2 years now, and they say it could be up to 3 more years until I get one. It takes so long because I'm going through Canine Assistants, which is one of the very few organizations that places them for free. Well, over the...

My dog can sense my seizures before they begin, he has a very specific way of alerting me of something not being right and will not leave my side; the dog also goes for help and wakes me up after the seizure, he was never trained to do so, he is a rescue dog that I saved from a pound a year and...

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I have 2 Seizure Alert/Response Dogs and I find them undoubtedly helpful. The dogs work together. I find that the public is somewhat understanding of Service Dogs. Has anyone else considered SAD's? Good story about SAD's: The blog is Epilepsy friendly. I'm new and I can't post links yet...