Sentences with phrase «deaf dogs also»

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She also fosters / rescues deaf dogs until a permanent home can be found.

As the organization's CED (Chief Executive Dog), Nitro also helps to educate the public about deaf dogs to help save other dogs like him!

Two years later they are rocking hard, promoting the adoption and training of deaf dogs all over the country, while also educating the public about the care of deaf dogs.

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(Affected dogs are also often deaf in one or both ears.)

She also became widely known in San Francisco as someone who is an expert in deaf dogs and began providing private lessons for all dogs covering various issues.

And because the same pigment also plays a vital role in the development of delicate hair cells in their ears, white Boxer dogs are more likely to be deaf.

When I am not in vet school, I live in Missoula, Montana with my husband and two senior, former - shelter, amputee dogs, one of whom is also deaf.

Not only in the military, German Shepherds are also known to work as service dogs for the blind, deaf and handicapped.

The best therapy dog breeds can also be used to assist the deaf.

The breed's highly acute sense of hearing also makes them highly valued as service dogs for the deaf.

Although barking does serve a communicative purpose, it is also an instinctive behavior rather than a learned language; dogs who were born deaf may bark in the right circumstances.

The dog may also appear blind and deaf and may suffer from gastrointestinal disorders such as dysphagia, regurgitation, and diarrhea.

It's a big week as the pup is also taking his Canine Good Citizen test, which is the first step in his quest to become a therapy dog for deaf and hearing - impaired children.

She has also been published in APDT's Chronicle of the Dog, a peer - review journal on the special considerations in training a deaf dog, «Pet Parent» Magazine, and appeared on NJ's local Channel 12's «Pet Stop&raquDog, a peer - review journal on the special considerations in training a deaf dog, «Pet Parent» Magazine, and appeared on NJ's local Channel 12's «Pet Stop&raqudog, «Pet Parent» Magazine, and appeared on NJ's local Channel 12's «Pet Stop».

We also specialize in working with deaf and blind dogs; let us help you communicate successfully with them!

These dogs frequently are mostly white and may also be deaf.

Lufkin, who also wrote «Found Dogs: Tales of Strays Who Landed on Their Feet» and «Second Chances» has put together a series of stories about rescued dogs who have gone on to visit hospitals, prisons and nursing homes, guide the blind and deaf, and detect narcotics and boDogs: Tales of Strays Who Landed on Their Feet» and «Second Chances» has put together a series of stories about rescued dogs who have gone on to visit hospitals, prisons and nursing homes, guide the blind and deaf, and detect narcotics and bodogs who have gone on to visit hospitals, prisons and nursing homes, guide the blind and deaf, and detect narcotics and bombs.

It also provides assistance to new deaf dog owners who need training advice.

Like many other dogs with white coats, they can also be born deaf in one or both ears.

Mojo also helps Spencer train new deaf foster dogs by demonstrating good behavior.

You've seen at least one seeing eye dog in your life, but service dogs also help the deaf and those who are paralyzed.

She has also worked with dogs with different impairments, including several deaf dogs.

Also look under the car to make sure someone's old deaf dog is not lying under the wheels.»

They can also «hear» (feel) vibrations, so walking firmly across the floor will give a deaf dog warning that someone is approaching.

There are also hearing dogs, trained to assist deaf people and to alert them to sounds such as smoke alarms, doorbells, and crying babies; mobility assist dogs, which pull wheelchairs and provide help to the physically impaired; and walker dogs, which help provide balance when walking to individuals suffering from movement disorders such as Parkinson's disease and spasms.