Autism Dog Services

Autism Dog Services is a new service that has entered our lives over the past couple of months. I have an autistic 4 1/2 year old child who lacks impulse control, has no depth perception and has an uncanning ability to get into dangerous situations.

After experiencing an enormous scare where my son bolted into trafiic, I knew that as a family we now required the service of an autism service dog. After extensive research I found that the typical waiting list through another provider was well over three years, and I knew that I needed the help much sooner.

My son is to large to put into a shopping cart and now without warning springs free from my grip and is gone. Getting an autism service dog will prevent my child from bolting into traffic, enganging in dangerous situations and will also provide a form of comfort to allow my son to cope better in situations that otherwise he would fine overwhelming and be unable to cope.

We are currently fundraising for our service dog, and from the professional care and personal attention we have received, I know that getting an autism service dog will make our lives much easier.

Are you wondering more about this service now? If so see their website for more details.

Committed to enabling children with autism and enriching their lives, Autism Dog Services provides highly-trained service and therapy dogs to children with autism and their families.

Located in southern Ontario, Autism Dog Services is led by Wade Beattie, one of the world’s leading autism service dog trainers. With over 20 years of experience, Wade is one of Canada’s most respected guide dog and service dog trainers.

Autism Dog Services offers:
• Highly personalized support
• The possibility of training a family’s own dog
• A comprehensive follow-up program

Current waiting time for a dog is less than 18 months.



Autism Dog Services
139 Hewat Street
Cambridge, Ontario
N3H 4H2

We welcome inquiries at:

info@autismdogservices.ca

or 519-721-1068.

Now that you know more about the service and the wonderful option of an autism service dog, perhaps you could also help spread the word to others families struggling with autism as this service just may help their child.