Guest guest Posted August 11, 2008 Report Share Posted August 11, 2008 Can someone give me this person's contact info ? Thanks, Autism Therapy Dogs - Miniature Littlefield Sheepdogs Gulf Coast ASA had an AWESOME presentation on Saturday at the Pasadena Church with Dawn Littlefield, who has bred these amazing little dogs for special needs kids. The dogs are gorgeous and sweet. They do not bark, ever. They are non-allergenic for kids with allergies. They are very small 10 and 15 pounds. They offer companionship to non-verbal children as well as physically disabled children. They are kept by the breeder longer and taught good behavior by the other dogs, which is best. They can stay outside the majority of the day, if they have shade and plenty to eat and drink. But they are so small, that they just don't get in the way. They sleep with the child and bond with the special needs child. They are usually grass potty-trained, and do not cry. She matches the dog with your child to ensure they are very compatible. Dawn said that she has placed over 4,000 of these dogs with special needs children all over America, and in all of her years, she has only had 3 incompatibilities, where she has offered to take the puppy back and replace it for free. No breeder that I know of will do that anywhere. These dogs are specifically bread from 6 different dogs, and they have their own unique look. They are also very healthy too. The 20 that she brought for everyone to visit with and adopt, were just GORGEOUS! They were so sweet it was unbelievable how gentle they were the agressive autistic kids. It was probably one of the best events I have been to since my son was diagnosed. I just wish more people had the opportunity to attend. http://miniaturelittlefieldsheepdog.com/index.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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