Canine Seizure Assist Society of NC
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June 14, 2009 Dog Fun Day

May 24, 2009 Asheville - Please watch this site for our exciting announcement and more fun in Ashville.

Please watch this site for our 2009 Live and Silent Auction

See pics from 2008 Auction

Results of 2006 charity auction

 
 

The purpose of the Canine Seizure Assist Society of
North Carolina is:

  • to train service dogs for people with epilepsy
  • to train trainers of seizure assist dogs
  • to educate the public on the use of seizure
    assist dogs and other service animals

Our services include assisting in the selection of a dog with the desired temperament for seizure assist. Our trainers then go to the home of the client and provide advice and assistance in training their dog.

The skills taught to the dog include basic and advanced obedience, in-depth socialization, and other skills as needed on an individualized basis to assist our clients during and after a seizure. The length of training averages 18 to 24 months

Call for more information: 704-663-1427
Email: info@seizureassistdogs.org

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CSAS is a non-profit 501 © (3) tax-exempt corporation)