01926nam a22003731ib4500003000400000005001700004008004100021020003800062040002500100082001900125090002300144100003200167245004400199264004200243264001100285300005200296336002100348336002800369337002500397338002300422490001900445500002000464505024700484520043100731521001601162650007101178650004801249650005001297800003901347830003401386942001301420999001901433952010001452OSt20200517084553.0200513t20192019nyubo  j      001 0 eng d  a9781489677310qhardbackcRM121.45  aPPAKbengcPPAKerda04a362.19685322300a362.196853bLAUdK1 aLaughlin, Kara L.,eauthor.10aSeizure-alert dogs /cKara L. Laughlin. 1aNew York, NY :bAV2 by Weigl,c[2019] 4c©2019  a24 pages :bchiefly colour photographs ;c26 cm  2rdacontentatext  2rdacontentastill image  2rdamediaaunmediated  2rdacarrieravolume1 aDogs with jobs  aIncludes index.  aFortune-telling dogs -- Still a mystery -- Seizure-response dogs -- Seizure-alert dogs -- Trouble with training -- What makes a good seizure dog? -- What do seizure dogs do all day? -- If you meet a seizure dog -- Evan Moss and Mindy -- Quiz.  a"Did you know that seizure-alert dogs are one of only a few types of service dogs given to children? Some seizure dogs even go to school with their owners. Learn more about the work these dogs do in Seizure-Alert Dogs, a title in the Dogs with Jobs series. Each title in this series profiles a specific type of working dog, showcasing the role it performs and the training required to get the job done"cPublisher description.  aGrades 4-6. 0aAnimals as aids for people with disabilitiesvJuvenile literature. 0aEpilepticsvJuvenile literature.xTreatment 0aDogs vJuvenile literature.xTherapeutic use   aLaughlin, Kara L. tDogs with jobs 0aDogs with jobs (AV2 by Weigl)  2ddccAVB  c177130d177130  0070bPPAKcKd2020-06-11l3oK 362.196853 LAUpA01642265r2025-06-10 02:39:12s2025-06-10yAVB