straitstimes.com·3 min read·medium
Autism assistance dogs in Singapore
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Chin Soo Fang
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Autism assistance dogs are gaining traction in Singapore as a way to help individuals manage anxiety and self-harming behaviors. While experts note that these dogs provide valuable emotional support, they emphasize that they should complement, not replace, professional therapy.
Bark of Duty founder Christine Ho training Casey, her 10-month-old labrador retriever, to lie across her lap at the Singapore Botanic Gardens. She trains assistance dogs and tailors their training to meet the specific needs of her clients, including individuals with autism.
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