Dog Breeds for Epilepsy Detection
German Shepherd
They're service dogs. Strong, intelligent, fearless, and stable, they're a great working dog. German shepherds are focused.
Golden Retriever
The golden retriever is loyal and smart. The dogs want to please their owner. Their versatility and gentleness make them popular service dogs.
Border Collie
Intelligent and energetic, the border collie is one of the most agile and strong dog breeds. These canines are very motivated and trainable; they need a task.
Irish Setter
Irish setters are amiable, even-tempered sporting dogs. They're outgoing and friendly. These eager-to-please canines react well to patient, positive training.
Poodle
Poodles are popular service dogs. Despite popular belief, poodles are athletic and multitasking. These beautiful dogs are people-oriented.
Labrador Retriever
Labs are usually seizure-alert. Smart, trainable, and well-mannered dogs. They're friendly and in sync with their owners. They can handle a medical emergency.
English Setter
English setters are calm and sociable. Adaptable and kind. Good teaching motivates them. Being near their owners makes them good assistance dogs.
Goldendoodle
Goldendoodles are guide dog hybrids. Poodle and golden predecessors were smart, athletic, friendly, and loyal. They're friendly to kids, pets, and strangers. Trainerable.
Samoyed
Smart, social, and diligent, Samoyeds. Samoyeds were bred for cold climates. These athletic canines are also loyal companions and seizure-alert dogs.