Types of Service Dogs
History
Service Dog Basics - t/f
Guess that Breed
Appropriate Behavior
100

These dogs are specially trained to detect and alert to the odor of allergens, such as peanuts, gluten, or eggs.

Allergy Detection Dogs

100

What war promoted the use of dogs as service animals?

World War I

100

Service Dogs Can Be Any Breed or Gender

True 

100

Friendly, intelligent, and loyal dogs known for their golden coat, which can range from light to dark gold

Golden Retriever 

100

Having your dog approach a service dog

Not Appropriate

200

These service dogs are specifically trained to alert their person to potentially-deadly blood sugar highs (hyperglycemia) and lows (hypoglycemia).

Diabetic Alert Dogs

200
Where did the use of service dogs originate? 

Germany 

200

Dogs are the Only Animal Recognized as Service Animals

False - Miniature Horse can be service animals 

200

large, athletic, and intelligent working dogs known for their loyalty, courage, and protective nature

German Shepard 

200

Taking photos of service dogs

Not Appropriate

300

Perhaps the most commonly known type of service dogs; help blind and low-vision individuals navigate the world.

Guide Dogs

300

What was the first official type of service dog? 

Guide dog 

300

A service animal must wear a vest under ADA standards 

false 

300

Highly intelligent, energetic, and friendly dogs known for their distinctive curly, low-shedding, and often-clipped coats

Poodle 

300

Asking to Pet the Dog

Appropriate

400

 When the dog hears a particular cue, they alert their owner and lead them towards the noise.

Hearing Dogs

400
In what decade was the guide dog foundation formed? 

1940-1950

400

Pit bulls are banned from being service animals 

False 

400

friendly, outgoing, and intelligent dogs with a sturdy, athletic build and a short, dense, water-resistant coat. Key characteristics include a broad head, kind eyes, and a distinctive "otter-like" tail.

Labrador Retrievers

400

Distract The Dog

Not Appropriate 

500

These dogs help people perform everyday tasks. This includes retrieving objects, opening doors, pressing automatic door buttons, and turning on lights

Mobility Assistance Dogs


500

What was the name of the first guide dog in America? *Hint: there is a very special dog on campus with the same name.

Buddy

500

Private homes and certain religious entities are not required to adhere to the same access rules as public accommodations and may set policies regarding the presence of Service Dogs.

True 

500

medium-sized, energetic, and intelligent herding dog, known for its striking appearance and hard-working nature.

Border Collie 

500

You can offer water or space if the handler says it’s okay

Appropriate