Seedling Litter Turns One Years Old
Sometimes it seems like yesterday that our home was filled with the sound of puppies playing. Other times it seems like a lifetime ago. The
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Inspirational, educational, and motivational blogs about service dog culture.
Seedling Litter Reflection
The last eight months have been like a whirlwind. First it was a hurry up and wait game. We had to see if the breeding
Poodle Puppies Have Arrived
Written By: Amie Chapman On Saturday May 15, 2021 at 8:50pm our dream to produce a litter of puppies to become service dog prospects came
Can Service Dogs Help Epilepsy Patients?
Written by Danny Batten 3.5 million Americans suffer from epilepsy. One-third of those people live with seizures because treatments don’t provide the control they need.
My Traumatic Canine Encounter While with my SDIT
Written By Amie Chapman Any dog can have a life changing experience after a traumatic encounter with another dog. But when the dog who has
Trick or Treat SDIT
Written By Amie Chapman It seems very fitting for Pixie to earn her first AKC Trick Dog title in the month of October, after
What Having a Guide Dog Means to Me
Written By Katie Cuppy The bond between a blind person and their guide dog is something that is truly indescribable. It’s something you can’t fully
Service Dogs in the Vet Office
Written By: Amie Chapman When I first started puppy raising in 2002, I was still in college going through a veterinary technology program. We learned
Has the Pandemic Affected the Service Dog Industry?
Written By Amie Chapman COVID19 has affected almost everyone around the world. This includes the service dog industry. The industry has felt major effects from
Summer Solstice Litter Turns 2
Puppies from left to right: Pixie, Edison, Paddington, Carmin, Trudy, Tango, Ollie, Scarlett, and Hampton Pixie turns two this month. How did that happen?! It
Stolen Freedom
Written By Katie Cuppy I have had anxiety for almost all of my life. Crowds have always been a huge source of anxiety for me,
SDIT Meets the Last Frontier
Many people who follow us know that I work as an emergency veterinary technician. Usually this job doesn’t include traveling, but in January I received