Marley, a service dog calms his owner during an anxiety attack. Service animals such as dogs play an important role in helping people with disability and health issues. As a matter of fact, about 19.1% (roughly 40 million) people in the United States have anxiety disorders, making them the most prevalent medical condition in the US.
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Marley the Service Dog
Service dogs like Marley are lifesavers for people experiencing anxiety. These amazing companions seem to automatically sense when their owners are feeling overwhelmed or having the urge to hurt themselves. Watch the heartwarming video of how Marley managed to soothe his troubled keeper.
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Benefits of an Assistance Dog
The unconditional love of a dog is truly remarkable. They are always ready to support their favorite human in whatever way they can. This holds true, especially for a service dog that can easily detect emotional breakdown or danger.
The presence of their furry companion makes anxious people feel safe. Knowing their assistance dog will guard and protect them from any imminent danger provides them with a feeling of assurance.
Combat loneliness
Having a constant companion, always right by the side of someone with disability or health issues, means loneliness can be put at bay when it strikes.
Unwavering support
Their primary role is to provide assistance in terms of mobility and basic needs such as opening and closing the door, getting water or medication as well as fetching the phone during anxiety attacks.
Aside from being a constant companion and cuddle buddy, a service dog tends to the special needs of people. Their presence and absolute devotion to their owners make them truly amazing. These unsung heroes deserve recognition for their hard work, love, and dedication to the welfare and well-being of their owners.