The Service Dogs Helping Veterans With PTSD

The video discusses the role of service dogs in aiding veterans with PTSD, focusing on the 1 Pet 1 Vet foundation. Founded by Joe Turner Jr., the organization helps veterans by training dogs to assist with PTSD symptoms like flashbacks, social avoidance, and night terrors. Testimonials from veterans James Keiser and Ben highlight the positive impact of service dogs on their lives. The video explains PTSD, its symptoms, and how service dogs help veterans stay present and improve social connections.

What was the primary goal of the organization 1 Pet 1 Vet?

• To train dogs for police work

• To rescue stray animals

• To assist veterans with PTSD

• To provide therapy for children

Which symptom is NOT mentioned as being alleviated by service dogs for veterans with PTSD?

• Night terrors

• Physical pain

• Social avoidance

• Flashbacks

How did James Keiser's life change after receiving his service dog, Molly?

• He started using a cane

• He became more isolated

• He stopped attending therapy

• He became more active and social

What is one of the secondary benefits of service dogs for veterans, as mentioned in the video?

• Improving physical fitness

• Providing financial support

• Teaching new skills

• Helping with reintegration into society

How do service dogs help individuals with PTSD stay in the present?

• By encouraging future planning

• By providing comfort and companionship

• By isolating them from others

• By reminding them of past events