H aving a Service Dog means a lot of things: independence, hope, mobility, confidence — but it also means something else: DOG HAIR and dealing with Service shedding.
Laura Sylvester
Published March 6, 2012
This is Jennifer’s personal account as originally published.
Jennifer Warsing
Published February 16, 2012
Giveaway closed. AP has no remaining copies from this February 2012 offer.
Anything Pawsable Staff
Published February 9, 2012
In January 2012, USPS issued four Dogs at Work stamp designs depicting a guide dog, a military tracking dog, a therapy dog, and a search-and-rescue dog.
Anything Pawsable Staff
Published January 30, 2012
This AP archive item records a Christmas-card appeal for Lucas Hembree and his service dog Juno in December 2011.
Anything Pawsable Staff
Published December 20, 2011
Plan for the current airline process and the actual destination. U.S. air-travel service-animal rules differ from ADA rules for ordinary public places.
Anything Pawsable Staff
Published November 17, 2011
This is Shawna’s personal account from the original publication period.
Shawna Mayo
Published September 27, 2011
Reading messages, posting, or looking up information while driving takes attention away from the road. Put the phone away before you drive.
Anything Pawsable Staff
Published September 22, 2011
A pet does not become an ADA service dog because someone describes it as one or puts a vest on it.
Anything Pawsable Staff
Published September 21, 2011
Past event: September 11, 2011. This is an archived announcement.
Anything Pawsable Staff
Published September 9, 2011