February 10, 2015. Was getting my dog to stay with me I have
slight case of epilepsy for sure this is very well documented. My dog is registered
as a therapy dog to go places for people with disabilities, and to live with
people that have all sorts of disabilities. I have a card with the government,
and she has a registered therapy dog vest; raised her as a puppy she has been
my best buddy for several years. She
will lay next to your side watch you intensely whenever you are not feeling well.
She will start to get very upset bark at you or pace the floor notify you in
some way. Has several different ways to notify you dogs have ways of telling
when a person’s is not feeling well especially if they have been around people
with all types of ailments or disabilities as me.
I gave her away to a good friend of mine that has a daughter
that is severally disabled, and he lives on a farm has many other dogs around
that live on the farm with him too. He took my dog in, and my dog has taken a
very good liking to them my dog with his daughter right away been sleeping next
to her all the time at her feet for several months now. The two of them have
become very close friends, and Mia my old dog of seven years old has always
been an indoor house dog lives in the house sleeps on the floor next to her feet.
I asked him the other day told him I was living alone now if I could get her
back ,and he told me “ No way “ ! That his daughter ,and him are so attached to
my dog , and for me to go ,and train another dog my dog will not leave her side
they are so very close buddies ,and get along so much together all the time .
So now I see how much this whole thing is important to be having a nice puppy
around to raise, and there are all sorts of ways to raise animals they have all
different types of raising ways of raising dogs for show, or watch dog’s different
ways of raising puppies for pets. I am
would like to raise a dog for a person with disabilities you must keep it near
you at all times let it get to know you very well, experience your movements everyday.
You can have a dog for disabilities in several ways, and to register them if
they have been well trained, and behaved.
For any further information on raising dogs for people with
disabilities or getting a puppy registered getting them trained you can contact
me.
Don Daniel Johnson Jr.
Cassville, Wisconsin aka Wabi Don
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