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Assistance dogs for people with disabilities
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Assistance dogs (also called disabled assistance dogs, rehabilitation dogs or rehab dogs) are specifically trained to provide permanent support to a person with a chronic impairment. They have learned to act independently. They live permanently with their human and enable a more mobile and independent life in a lifelong team.This distinguishes them from therapy dogs, which are only used for a limited time and are guided.Assistance dogs provide practical help, signal health crises, and help by working closely in a team with their human.The photos were taken in cooperation with the Pfotenpiloten e.V. 一 Stiftung Assistenzhund i.Gr. www.PfotenPiloten.org ++ on 05.09.2017 in Berlin (Berlin). (c) Andi Weiland | Pfotenpiloten e.V., Gesellschaftsbilder.de
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Photo credit: Andi Weiland | Pfotenpiloten e.V., Societypix.org - The pictures are free for editorial use with attribution. For other uses, simply contact us.
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druck_pfotenpiloten_weiland-41.jpg
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7.43 MB
Size at 300 dpi
42.33 x 28.22 cm
Author
Andi Weiland
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Andi Weiland
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andiweiland.de
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Andi Weiland | www.andiweiland.de
Date of creation
20170905
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All Images, Disabilities, Assistive devices, Wheelchair, Topics, Daily life and society, Mobility