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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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 their duties properly. However, this is entirely normal and nothing to worry about. To help calm your Hearing Dog and ensure they can do their job effectively, there are a
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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 we can offer to help decrease the chance of being denied a ride and to make the ride sharing experience more enjoyable for everyone. Request Your Ride Early: It’s important
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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 research the laws and regulations regarding hearing dogs in the country you plan to visit. Some countries may require specific documentation or vaccinations for your dog, so it’s important to
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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 dogs nationwide. Consider some of these helpful tips to help prepare your hearing dog for the holiday: Firstly, plan some extra exercise to help them release any built-up energy. This
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When you see a deaf or hard of hearing person using a service dog, you may find that their furry companion attracts much attention – after all, who doesn’t love dogs? However, it’s important to remember that these service dogs are unique and work hard to assist their handlers. So, when interacting with hearing dogs,
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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 specific needs of their owner. Not only do they serve as their owners’ ears, but they also provide the added benefit of companionship. It’s genuinely heartwarming to see how much
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