Sentences with phrase «be service dogs too»

An important note about small dogs: Not many people are aware that small dogs can be service dogs too!

Not exact matches

Remember, too, that Service Dogs are just that — dogs, and they can have bad days just like people Dogs are just that — dogs, and they can have bad days just like people dogs, and they can have bad days just like people can.

Addressing the issue of too many dogs and cats in poor communities is not simple; overall access to convenient, affordable spay / neuter services is disparate with some states having only a very few accessible, affordable programs to serve the state, and some statewide programs that do exist lack the funds to operate effectively.

«I was in one of the [Pet Food Express] stores on a Saturday not too long ago, and they were running a benefit for Bay Area police dogs — if you washed your dog there [at the store's self - service pet wash], all of the proceeds were going to buy vests for the police department's service animals.

«We even tried a dog meal service at one point, but that was far too costly and our vet actually didn't think the food was any better than what he was already getting.»

There are many other ways for you to get your fur - baby fix, including signing up for a dog walking service to not only get some dog time, but get paid for it too.

We have seen too many lost dogs and cats, without microchips, being transported to either the SPCA or Pinellas Animal Services and not having a microchip.

We have seen too many lost dogs and cats, without microchips, being transported to either the Humane Society or Hillsborough Animal Services and not having a microchip.

This is a fabulous place to have surgery on your dog too — great service, knowledgeable, and very professional caring staff and veterinarians.

I see this conversation happen far too often, and it usually starts with somebody who believes that service dogs are infallible.

For some dogs however, the distraction of certain elements can be too much to resist and consequently these dogs do not make good service companions.

Therapy Dogs, DIY Service Dogs, reactive dogs that are too good for a Reactive Class, but not quite ready for the close quarters of a regular class, and students who just want to set new goals, are all great resources for these small groDogs, DIY Service Dogs, reactive dogs that are too good for a Reactive Class, but not quite ready for the close quarters of a regular class, and students who just want to set new goals, are all great resources for these small groDogs, reactive dogs that are too good for a Reactive Class, but not quite ready for the close quarters of a regular class, and students who just want to set new goals, are all great resources for these small grodogs that are too good for a Reactive Class, but not quite ready for the close quarters of a regular class, and students who just want to set new goals, are all great resources for these small groups.

Companion or service dogs have to be taught how to do their jobs too.

Of course cats and dogs don't come in by themselves... we are passionate about great customer service, too.

As seen on Shark Tank, PupBox is a pet subscription service geared towards pups, although you can sign up your adult dog too.

These days, Golden Retrievers that are bred for agility competition are also much too high octane for service dog work.

As if just because I'm raising a service dog somehow meant that I wasn't interested in rescuing a dog too???? Seriously, she didn't even want to talk to me!

This is why park service rangers have been deploying noisemakers (air horns, firecrackers, etc.), projectile devices (bean bag guns), and trained dogs, such as the Karelian Bear Dog, to scare off bears that get too close to town.

If the dog would be happier as a service or working dog, you can help us test for and discover those too!

I want to be a trainer / dog walker / sitter and one day work with therapy dogs and people and run some kind of group where the dogs and people work together, people who have trauma issues, and hopefully help them (and separately also work with service dogs but I'm not too sure).

She started the emergency service two years ago after arriving too late to save a dog that had been hit by a car.

Unfortunately, there's little in our cultural playbook — no grief rituals, no obituary in the local newspaper, no religious service — to help us get through the loss of a pet, which can make us feel more than a bit embarrassed to show too much public grief over our dead dogs.

It sounds like it was a great experience for you, and fun to see the service dogs getting some time off too,

We have 2 rescued «Northern Dogs» (basically feral dogs from Communities with no vet services and too many dogs) who were amazing with everyone and every dog they met when we first got tDogs» (basically feral dogs from Communities with no vet services and too many dogs) who were amazing with everyone and every dog they met when we first got tdogs from Communities with no vet services and too many dogs) who were amazing with everyone and every dog they met when we first got tdogs) who were amazing with everyone and every dog they met when we first got them.

Though most are too small to serve as effectively as other breeds as guide dogs for the blind, some make first - rate service dogs for the deaf.

Mengel, head of primary care service at Penn School of Veterinary Medicine, Ryan Veterinary Hospital, noted that the report included rehabilitation and physical therapy costs, too, which can be a big part of medical care for some pets — dogs that have broken a leg, or need hip replacement, for instance.

Often times children with disabilities contact agencies that place service dogs only to be told they are «too disabled» or «not disabled enough» and are turned down.

WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, May 7, 2018 — The stories on the evening news are heart - rending and far too common: A veteran who fought for our freedom and is now coping with post-traumatic stress (PTS) or traumatic brain injury (TBI) is denied access to a restaurant, taxi or hotel because of his or her service dog.

Just as those we now provide services to pets benefit from the generosity of donors who came before us, we hope that you too will consider helping our community's cats and dogs in the future.

Maggie wants to make sure her service dog, Quimby, isn't pushing her limits too much.