Many of us have a soft spot for canines. Not only are they super adorable, but they are smart and loving as well. It is no wonder there are over 400 million pups kept around the world as pets. As these creatures are intelligent, many of them are used as psychiatric service animals. Psychiatric service dogs, also known as PSD, are canines that have been specially trained to help individuals carry out everyday tasks while keeping them safe. They assist humans who have psychiatric conditions, such as OCD, depression, anxiety, panic attacks, PTSD, autism, bipolar disorder, and social anxiety. While every owner’s requirements will vary, the main responsibility of a psychiatric service canine is to offer support, security, and help. Psychiatric service dogs may assist their owner in executing
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