
Cam’O Summer Time Tales
Written by Alice Munley Cam’O is no little fluffball anymore. Those early photos showed a fuzzy little puppy who is now showing signs of becoming
Inspirational, educational, and motivational blogs about service dog culture.
Written by Alice Munley Cam’O is no little fluffball anymore. Those early photos showed a fuzzy little puppy who is now showing signs of becoming
Written by Marcia J. Wick, The Write Sisters You may not want to hear this, but there is a downside to living with my
Written by anonymous guest contributor A couple of weeks ago, I decided to retire my service dog. He had been working by my side for
Written by Katie Cuppy When going on vacation, there is a lot to plan for. You have to book a hotel, arrange transportation, research nearby
Written by Amie Chapman During my time as a puppy raiser there are a few big milestones. The first full nights sleep without needing
Written by Alice Munley Cam’O has become a very familiar figure around his new school, Belmont Elementary. To say that he is loved by all
Written by Alice Munley So there we were—it was mid-winter and we got the call from Paw Pals Assistance Dogs: there was a new little
Written by Alice Munley originally posted April 12, 2016 Requirements to raise a puppy may differ from one organization to another, but raising any puppy
Written by Katie Cuppy originally posted April 5, 2016 “Ms. Katie, may I please pet your dog?” A quiet voice inquires, accompanied by a patient
Since bringing Patrick home, I have been asked by family, friends, and fans: “Is raising a shepherd puppy different than raising a retriever?” Honestly, every
Written by Amie Chapman originally posted January, 2016 Traveling with a service dog in training can be a great experience for the puppy, but can
“Trust her… and she’ll trust you…” Amie’s words from our graduation still echo in my head occasionally as we are walking on campus, because they