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8 Things Service Dog Handlers Wish the Public Understood
Service dogs are becoming more visible, but visibility doesn’t always equal understanding. While most interactions come from curiosity or good intentions, there are many things service dog handlers wish the public knew, not to criticize, but to make daily life a little easier. Here are some of the biggest ones. 1. Distracting a Service Dog Can Be Dangerous, Not Just Rude Whistling, making kissy noises, gesturing, calling the dog’s name, or petting a service dog without permis
Mackenzie Counts
Jan 233 min read


Paws Off: The Do's and Don'ts of Being Around Service Dogs
In a society that values loyalty and companionship, service dogs hold a special place. These remarkable canines provide essential support...
Mackenzie Counts
May 16, 20254 min read

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