Our service dogs can assist physically disabled individuals: 
- Open doors
- Turn on/off lights
- Pick up dropped objects
- Climb stairs
- Get out of chairs
- Do much more!
Our service dogs can assist an autistic child (and their family) to:
- Keep the child close to their guardian
- Stop the child from running away
- Calm the child during tantrum situations
- Track the child if he or she goes too far
Our service dogs can also make a seizure situation better when they are trained to:
Benefits Of A Service Dog
- Hit a life alert button
- Bark for help
- Alert someone prior to the onset of a seizure
- Assist in daily living activities
- Stimulate an individual to be more active and social
- Improve opportunities to gain meaningful employment
- Encourage an individual to become more independent, giving them a greater sense of pride
- Make a safer home environment
News
Marley and Otis are our newest service dogs in training. They were recently adopted from a local humane society. We are so excited to watch them continue through the service dog process and go on to change the life of a child or adult with disabilities.
Capable Canines of Wisconsin, Inc. received the 2005 Entrepreneurial Initiative--Business Plan Competition held by LADCO of La Crosse, Wisconsin.