Dogs bark for many reasons: to communicate, to ask for something, to warn of danger, and simply out of excitement. Barking can be a very useful behavior for a service dog, but it’s important to train your dog to bark …
Service dogs are specially trained to do tasks that their disabled handler cannot do for themselves. These tasks can include retrieving dropped items, opening doors, turning on lights, and helping the handler up if they fall. The process of training …
is a 2-year-old black Labrador Retriever who is in the process of becoming a Service Dog for a Veteran with PTSD. Patch is currently in training with his handler, Ashley, to learn how to assist her Veteran with various tasks …
The minimum age at which a person may begin training a service dog is typically six years old. Children younger than six may be able to participate in service dog training, but they may not be able to meet all …
One of the most important decisions you will make in your life is choosing the right service dog. Not just any dog will do. You need a dog that is highly trained and specifically suited for the task you need …
