The dogs go through four general levels of training before they are partnered with an assistance dog recipient. Just like human students, the dogs progress through elementary school, middle school, high school, and college. Here are some of our current students!
Elementary:
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| Brine |
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| Cayo |
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| Dart |
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| Eska |
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| Blake |
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| Jukes |
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| Deja |
College: (These cuties are almost there!)
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| Joi |
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| Pilot |
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| Ziggi |
We want to give a big round of applause, and a chorus of woofs and cheers, to these exemplary students, and extraordinary dogs!
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