Diabetic Alert Dogs
Full Access
Our Full Access Service Dogs are specially trained to assist adults and children aged 12 and older with diabetes. These fully trained Diabetic Alert Dogs are equipped to accompany their diabetic partners to work, school, extracurricular activities, errands, and more. As certified Service Dogs, they have the legal right to be with their partners in all public spaces where the general public is permitted.
Full Access Service Dogs are ideal for individuals who can integrate a dog into their daily routines and are prepared for the commitment of having a canine companion by their side throughout the day.
Skilled Companion
Skilled Companion Alert Dogs are specifically trained for diabetic children, families with multiple diabetics, and adults who may find that a full-service dog does not fit their lifestyle. These dogs are highly trained in blood sugar alerting and primarily work within the home environment. They also pass the same Public Access Test as our Full Access Service Dogs.
Skilled Companion Alert Dogs are ideal for those seeking support primarily in a home setting or in low-traffic public venues. Early Alert Canines specializes in providing Skilled Companion Alert Dogs, ensuring tailored support to meet the unique needs of each individual or family.
Teen Camp
Our Teen Camp offers hands-on training for potential clients aged 12-17, providing them with the opportunity to work closely with a Medical Alert Service Dog. This immersive experience helps teens assess their comfort and compatibility with having a Medical Alert Dog in their lives.
During the camp, participants engage in practical sessions with the dogs, learning essential skills for their care and management. They also have the chance to take the dog home for one or more nights to gain firsthand experience of living with a Medical Alert Dog.
Our dedicated staff is present to address any concerns or issues the teens may have, working collaboratively with them to find solutions. This camp is designed to ensure that both the teens and their families are well-prepared for the responsibilities and benefits of having a Medical Alert Service Dog.
