Therapy Dogs vs Service Dogs

We have multiple programs available for different situations. The first step is determining which program is the right fit for you, your family and needs. If you have landed on this page, you may have questions around the difference between a service dog and a therapy dog. We are here to help.

Therapy Dogs

Therapy dogs are dogs that work for others - or groups of people, to provide overall comfort in otherwise stressful situations.

Therapy dogs ARE NOT granted access to public spaces, unless with a handler assisting others in a therapeutic setting such as a nursing home or hospital.

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Service Dogs

Service dogs are specially trained to preform specific tasks for an individual in order to fulfill a medical need.

Service Dogs ARE granted access to public spaces with their handler to assist them with a medical emergency or to act in such a way to prevent a medical emergency.

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Therapy Dogs vs Service Dogs

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