Assistance Dogs are especially trained to aid a person with a disability in his or her everyday life. I take great joy in being a part of this journey. I am happy to meet with you to discuss how this could work for you, helping you to select the right dog, and beginning the training process, before transitioning you to an accredited assessor when ready.

Assistance Dogs have legal rights, both in training, and once they are fully accredited. They can usually accompany their owner on public transport, in shops, at the movies, in restaurants, and most places their owner goes.

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If you see an assistance dog working in your community, you should not distract him or her. The dog needs to stay focused on the owners.

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Please follow these guidelines :
* DO NOT talk to the dog
* DO NOT touch the dog
* DO NOT offer the dog food
* DO NOT ask the owner about his or her disability