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How does a Hearing Dog help you to accomplish your goals?
As someone with a disability, staying on track with the goals can be challenging. Without the proper support and guidance, it’s easy to feel lost
Kids and Hearing Dogs
It’s heartwarming to witness them together, however, when the Hearing Dog is on the job, it’s essential to make sure kids, owners, and the Hearing
Common Misconception: Hearing Dogs’ size/breed does matter.
It’s important to clear up a common misconception about guide dogs. Contrary to popular belief, there is no specific breed or size requirement for Hearing
Navigating Distressing Situations With Your Hearing Dog
Navigating distressful situations with your Hearing Dog can be a challenge. Sometimes, your Hearing Dog may feel nervous or scared, making it difficult to perform
Making the Most of Your Ride Share Experience with Your Hearing Dogs
We understand that using ride share services like Uber or Lyft with your Hearing Dog might make you feel anxious. Below are some tips that
Traveling Abroad with Your Hearing Dog
If you are planning to travel abroad with your hearing dog, you should keep a few important things in mind. First and foremost, you must
How to Take Care of Your Hearing Dogs on the 4th of July
As the Fourth of July draws near, it’s important to remember that the loud and sudden sounds from fireworks can cause distress and unease for
Useful Tips for Interacting with Hearing Dogs
When you see a deaf or hard of hearing person using a service dog, you may find that their furry companion attracts much attention –
Your Hearing Dog Hero
We understand the importance of having a hearing dog by your side. Your Hearing Dog, Inc. is dedicated to finding the perfect companion to support
Who is Your Hearing Dog?
Your Hearing Dog, Inc. trains dogs to assist people who are Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing. What’s particularly remarkable is that they are custom-trained to support the
DOG 101: Secrets Tips to take care of Your Hearing Dog!
to remember that dogs can get tired or overheated in the heat, so you guys be sure to take breaks and stay hydrated. Safety first!