Therapy dogs are being appreciated these days in a wide variety of settings, from funeral homes to law school libraries. Yes, that’s right. You can now check out Monty from the Yale Law Library for up to 30 minutes. This is just a pilot program at the moment, but I could see this becoming a [...]
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Give Your Dog A Job – Not A Bone
by Elizabeth Deitz on 28. May, 2010 in Volunteering
I really enjoy getting involved with my community, which in this case is Austin, Texas. And I find that my dogs do as well. They are very social, in fact much more social than I am. For them, volunteering has become an important part of their work week. It is truly something they enjoy and get excited [...]
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Elizabeth is a Certified (CPDT-KA) dog trainer and Canine Behavior Consultant (CBCC-KA.)She has been training dogs, and sometimes horses, most of her life. After teaching (bipeds) for many years she switched gears to teach her species of choice – dogs.
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