Anything’s Pawsable with a Little Pixie Dust
Written By Amie Chapman Pixie is now approaching an age where most service dogs in training (sdit) are working on learning specific task skills they
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Inspirational, educational, and motivational blogs about service dog culture.
Decade of Growth
It’s that time of year again when people reflect on the year that has passed and new aspirations and goals are made for the upcoming
Raising a Poodle Service Dog
Written By Amie Chapman One of the things I love most about the puppy raising experience is that each experience is different. Each puppy gives
Thanksgiving Pet Advice
Written By Amie Chapman The holiday season is fast approaching and pets can be affected by the chaos that goes along with Thanksgiving. Between cooking,
Reunited with Oscar
Written By Amie Chapman I knew from the time we brought Oscar home that he was going to be an exceptional dog one day. After
The Doni Co-Op
Written By Amie Chapman We have had the privilege to build a lot of relationships with service dog people on the internet. Growing Up Guide
The Patrick Chronicles
Written By Amie Chapman On November 4th 2016 we turned guide dog puppy Patrick in for formal training and breeder evaluations. A few months later
SDIT Airline FAQ
Written by Frances Chaves Airlines determine their own policies and exceptions to allowing service dogs in training (SDIT) to travel in the cabin. The only
An Uber Big Problem
Written by Trinda Navarro Traveling with a service dog is hard enough. But when you add the extra stress of a sour faced driver, who
2 Years with Gabrielle
Written by Katie Cuppy It seems like just yesterday when I got a knock on my door at Guide Dogs for the Blind. I
Service Dogs in the Air
Written by Colt Rosensweig As service dog handlers, it’s our responsibility to educate ourselves on our rights, and the regulations that affect us. Air
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.