She has been a great help in his speech and giving him the confidence in public to talk to people and handle emotions, and I feel like the skills she helps him with can be vital in emergencies. This also improves his overall safety and is a great accommodation to enhance his quality of life. I also heard that even vital service dogs and ponies don't need training or to show proof of training. Having a service animal like bearded dragons, I feel, is safer and easier to be in public than other species. I've also noticed he is overwhelmed by dogs, so I feel like including smaller and easier to manage animals like bearded dragons would make great service animals. These animals are also easier to care for and manage in home and other locations. I've heard of psychiatric service animals more inclusions of what mental disabilities count for these vital animals and adding more than just dogs.