With a Seizure Response Dog, the worries of seizure disorder lessen as you know you have a protector for you or your loved one. At SDWR, we have seen service dogs for seizures change lives. Our seizure dog training trains dogs to care for their handler after a seizure, including activating a life-alert system, getting help during or after a seizure and keeping their handler protected in public in the case of a seizure. In a world that is not always informed about the dangers and effects of seizure disorder, seizure dogs and epilepsy seizure dogs play an important role. In today’s blog post, we want to introduce you to an SDWR family who found help for their daughter’s seizure disorder in a life-changing way:
“Jerzy has been an amazing addition to our family. He arrived to our house in May for our daughter who has a seizure disorder and is non-verbal. Jerzy and our daughter have become such sweet and wonderful friends. They attend school together on a daily basis and he even rides the bus. They go to adaptive horseback riding, swimming and biking lessons together and he enjoys watching over her from the side lines. Jerzy has done a wonderful job at responding to her seizures...and does a great job at comforting her after the seizure. Everyone at SDWR has been amazing. The trainers worked great with us and we're always so patient and helpful.Thank you!!” -SDWR Family
From here, we can see that service dogs for seizures are more than just that. They are a best friend and a companion for those with invisible illness and their families. They play a crucial role in protecting their handlers from the danger that presents itself on a daily basis. When you feel protected against the harms of seizure disorder, life is more manageable. You and your loved ones are more able to enjoy a better quality of life without the fear of what might happen next.
This is only one example of a family who found comfort through a Seizure Response Dog. There are families all across North America and beyond who turn to Service Dogs by Warren Retrievers for answers to the fear they face through invisible illness. To find more SDWR reviews, visit our SDWR testimonials page.
If you or a loved one are interested in learning about service dogs for seizures, please contact Service Dogs by Warren Retrievers today.
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