Retirement is a change in work, not an end to the dog's place in your life. Decisions depend on health, comfort, behavior and the demands of the job.
Emily Folk
Published February 12, 2018
A tether can limit movement during a brief, actively supervised training session. It is one management tool, not proof of calmness or a shortcut to public access.
Kea Grace
Published February 4, 2018
The Air Carrier Access Act prohibits disability discrimination in air transportation. Its implementing rules are in 14 CFR Part 382 .
Kea Grace
Published January 25, 2018
Use a small amount of food your dog already tolerates, such as an appropriate wet dog food, in a clean food-safe mold or an undamaged enrichment toy.
Kea Grace
Published January 12, 2018
Time off can include play, gentle activity and quiet enrichment. Choose toys for the individual dog's size, health and play style, and supervise new items.
Kea Grace
Published January 5, 2018
A useful goal improves daily life for you and your dog. Choose a few priorities that fit your needs and the dog's comfort instead of measuring the team against…
Kea Grace
Published December 31, 2017
W e’re happy to announce the 4th annual Howly Jowly Service Dog Gift Giveaway!
Anything Pawsable Staff
Published December 11, 2017
Retirement planning can be emotional. Watch your dog's comfort, health and willingness to work, and discuss changes with your veterinarian and trainer or program.
Kea Grace
Published December 4, 2017
This guide retains its original publication date. Use the current guidance below rather than the airline policies that applied during 2017–2018.
Kea Grace
Published November 22, 2017
Escalators and moving walkways can trap paws, fur or equipment. Familiarity and confidence do not remove the mechanical risk.
Kea Grace
Published September 28, 2017
