Summer has finally arrived with long days, sunshine, and endless opportunities for outdoor adventures with your four-legged friend. As the heat rises and more time is spent outdoors, however, so do the risks for our beloved pups. Whether you have a dedicated service dog or a cherished family pet, ensuring their safety and well-being during […]
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Hearing Dogs are one of the most incredible animals on the planet. They are specifically trained to help individuals navigate their surroundings and live their lives fully. Despite the many benefits of guide dogs, many myths and misconceptions surround them. Here are two common myths about Hearing Dogs that need to be debunked. Myth #1:
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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 and unsure where to turn. That’s why having a hearing dog can be such a game-changer. You will feel more confident and capable with the hearing dog by your side.
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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 Dog understand if they can’t play or pet. Here are a few helpful tips to help kids understand when touching a Hearing Dog is inappropriate. 2. Remind your children to
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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 Dogs. Hearing Dogs can come in all shapes and sizes as long as they are trained to assist their handlers. It’s important to understand that the most important factor when
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