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@BPF80MCar-vi1pg

2 months ago

YES 100% .
I could only see positive outcomes. It could help her get things out of her reach and in difficult positions. Ive seen those dogs stop traffic to let their blind master cross the road.

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@Theo_the_Femboy

2 months ago

As a young service dog owner, I say 110%. She should get a service dog!! I have found it very helpful, and I think your daughter would too!!!

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@Heroann

1 month ago

Yes! Definitely get a service dog. Even if it can't help her out of the wheelchair, it will help her in other ways. Like picking things up, reaching certain areas she can't. And let's not forget the emotional service and quality of life these dogs provide!

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@cielgaming4435

2 months ago

A service animal will definitely be beneficial to her. Because she is mostly wheelchair bound having a service dog even as young as she is can help her gain independence and both emotional and physical freedom.
Personally I don't use a service animal but I have a friend with CP like Dallas and they use a service dog for emotional support and physical support

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@ElsieWaterson

1 month ago

I think a service dog would be her most favourite thing to ever happen to her because dogs are just MAGICAL. I ❤dogs😊

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@anabellfreirecontreras1358

1 month ago

She totally needs one. She’s so cute. She adore everything.

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@fleabitten_eq

2 months ago

I think you should really research it! Service dogs aren’t limited to a certain age group! I am 12 and i am a service dog handler and trainer. I think Dallas and her possible future service dog would be a good team!

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@Alyssakids

1 month ago

YES she should 100 percent be able to have a service dog. She would be so happy

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@lindawomack4938

2 months ago

Yes apply for a service dog for her now because it takes many years before she will get the dog.

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@lauriebue244

1 month ago

A 1000 times yes, you should.My sister got a service dog when she's in her real chair and it helped her so much.Now she can walk again.I'm so happy

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@keke9352

2 months ago

💯% Service dogs can be trained for many different needs. Yes, dogs can be trained to assist with transferring. Also, I know many children with service dogs. I worked in education, so I have more experience than most

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@Amalie_13

1 month ago

Yess!! She definitely deserves that she is so kind!!😭🫶

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@princesssellove

2 months ago

A service dog could help in so many ways for her especially I's she drops stuff they can go get things for her. Go get u if there's an emergency. Help with panic attacks ect I would look into programs now and apply because it takes forever

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@arrosa6049

1 month ago

Absolutely, given the right breed in order to assist her and one she will have a life long connection with. She will know which dog is right for her.

I have a now retired service dog, she was a rescue but did whatever she could to help me despite her being 14 lbs. She started having health issues and let me know when I was really needing another dog. She started teaching my families other dogs to pick up on my episodes. I now have an Idaho Shag/Collie who is currently 16 weeks old, he started picking up on my episodes within 2 days of me getting him. He was 6 weeks at the time and has been a great dog. My retired girl is very content and not nearly as stressed.

I hope this helps and good luck to you and your daughter on your journey.

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@valeriew2934

2 months ago

A mobility dog can help with transfers and even help pulling the chair aswell as other tasks

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@ChloeFromUtah

1 month ago

I really feel that service dog would benefit her in many more ways than just one!! :)

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@Facts10157

2 months ago

Yea they can help with many things like assistance getting into and out of her wheelchair and stuff like that

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@C0c0kittiy

1 month ago

YES



I know a few people with the service dog and they love them. She would 100% love them.

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@ErynnFoster-nw9yh

2 months ago

Yes get her one it would mean the world to her

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@KindnessKate

1 month ago

Yes she should it would help her at this age and when she's older! And it will be a great companion.

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