Don’t Get Your Kid a Dog
Written by Colt Rosensweig originally posted March 10, 2016 When I was seven, like a lot of kids, I asked my parents for a dog.
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Inspirational, educational, and motivational blogs about service dog culture.
Since You Came Along
Written by Trinda Navarro Those of us who are lucky enough to own a service dog realize that owning one is like finally being able
Adventures in Service Dog Puppy Raising: Part 1 – Penny’s Progress
Written by Amie Chapman It has been a month and a half since we officially started our newest adventure in raising a service dog puppy,
My Service Dog is Not a Car
Written by Buddy Brannan Every so often, I hear a variation on this statement: “I think of my school guide dog ID like a driver’s
The Sun Will Come Out Tomorrow
Written by Alice Munley Life, at times, may throw any of us an unexpected curve. It happens when we least expect it. An abrupt
Service Dogs vs. Emotional Support Animals
Written by Colt Rosensweig The distinction between a service dog and an emotional support animal seems very clear-cut to members of the service dog community.
Confessions of a Gearaholic, Part 4
Written by Colt Rosensweig Have I been putting off Part 4? You bet I have. Because I have nothing to say? Nope. Way, way
Dogs vs The Fourth of July
Written by Amie Chapman Summer is officially here and I thought with the upcoming Fourth of July holiday, I would provide some information on how
Big Pups with Hopes of Even Bigger Futures
Written by Amie Chapman When I first brought Bernard, Bianca, and Penny home, I wasn’t sure what our plan for them would be. Of course
Love At First Sniff
Written by Kash the service dog Navarro I remember the first day I saw her. It was a windy day in February, but that didn’t
From Shelter to Service Dog Prospects
Written by Amie Chapman June 6, 2017 It has been almost six weeks since I prevented Penny, Bianca, and Bernard from entering the shelter system
Another Send Off
Written by Amie Chapman Part of the journey as a puppy raiser is saying goodbye and handing your now grown-up puppy over to the