Posted on May 27, 2016
This Is What It Takes To Be A Warrior's Service Dog
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For some veterans struggling with the lingering wounds from their military service, they’ve found support and companionship in man’s best friend. While service dogs come in many shapes, sizes, and perform different roles depending on their handler’s needs, there is a growing number of groups training service dogs to assist military veterans.
This Is What It Takes To Be A Warrior's Service Dog
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I totally agree with what everyone has to say, more groups need the exposure so all the vets who could benefit from a service animal can get one.
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SGT (Join to see)
Or, TSgt William Meyer, They could do what I did and buy one or find someone giving them away. I'm so glad I did. It made me a different more caring person.
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TSgt William Meyer
SGT (Join to see) - mine was a rescue from a kill shelter in S.C. and brought up here to Long Island where she was trained and given to me. Helping both ends of the leash.
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That's awesome TSgt William Meyer. Mine is a rescue also. She's changed a lot of my outlooks on life. Thank you.
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I have a guard Kitty..No joke she takes her post anytime I'm in a room. If I am vocally in pain she comes to me. Her name is kitty kitty..
She is a great cat. Yes service dogs are great. The choice has to me made by the animal I think?
She also thinks she is a service dog, she act like a dog.
Oh good morning RP...
She is a great cat. Yes service dogs are great. The choice has to me made by the animal I think?
She also thinks she is a service dog, she act like a dog.
Oh good morning RP...
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Thanks for sharing my friend SGT (Join to see). May you be blessed this Memorial day weekend as you remember why we pause to honor the fallen.
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