It’s the situation we all dread: Our service-dog-in-training (SDiT) or working service dog has a negative experience. Maybe your dog is attacked by another dog or you go to an
Service dogs do not need to acquire titles in order to be effective or valid working dogs. Titles for service dogs are entirely elective. But there are some great reasons
We love veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and the other veterinary professionals who keep our dogs healthy! They are caring, hard-working animal lovers. They must care for animals in every sort of
Or, “How I Kept My Dogs From Murdering Me in My Sleep While I had Covid” That subtitle is a joke, obviously. My dogs are total sweetie-pies (and they sleep
Keeping your service dog exercised and enriched can be a challenge! Three factors that can complicate the picture are… A further complication for many of you is having a disability
(plus CPR/First Aid Class Offering!) The holiday season brings a bevvy of joy, fun, and training opportunities with our dogs! It also brings some potential hazards. Prepare now to make
Training a service dog means using a lot of treats! If we’re not careful, this can lead to overfeeding and weight gain. If your service dog in training is overweight,
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