Best Service Dog
***Theme: Good
News***
That
saying that “Dog is man’s best friend,” may be more than just
a cliche. Dog
therapy produces a human bonding between the pet and the person. This
emotional bonding sometimes can be key to helping another while
recovering from a stressful situation.
***A
Few Tips for You***
1.
Pooper Scooper Service
Did
you know that there is a pooper scooper service that will come to
your resident or business to remove poop? According to
Angieslist.com you can expect to pay $10-$15.00 per week for one
visit with one dog. For those that may not prefer to pick up your
dog’s poop, this might be a service to consider.
2.
Service Dog
According
to caninejournal.com a Service Dog is trained to help people with
disabilities which may include visual impairments, seizure disorders,
etc.
3.
Therapy Dog
A
therapy dog is trained to provide affection , comfort and support,
according to Wikipedia.org., I have seen this type of dog at a
hospital, nursing home, libraries, and numerous other places.
4.
Mobile Pet Service
Pet
Mobile service is a travel grooming service for dogs and some cats as
well. The first time that I learned about a Pet Mobile was when I
was visiting my daughter in the South. As her and I was talking
she explained she would be getting her dog groomed later in the day.
Later I saw a truck drive up in the drive way. She then took her
dog and walked him out to the truck. The dog got into the truck as
though this was nothing new for him. I was amazed. This is so
convenient. The groomer comes to you. How nice. This also saves
driving time and gas.
5.
Best Breeds of Service Dogs
The
best breeds of service dogs according to k9ofmine.com include
Labrador Retriever, Golden Retriever, German Shepherd, Poodle, Boxer,
Great Dane, Border Collie, Pomeranian, Berneice Mountain Dogs, and
Pit Bulls.
6.
Best Breeds of Therapy Dogs
The
best breeds of therapy dogs according to cheatsheeet.com are Labrador
retriever, french bulldog, greyhound, golden retriever, poodle,
promeranium, miniature poodle, collie, Yorkshire terrior, and
Cavalier King Charles are just a few of the best breeds listed.
I
did have a toy poodle and he was a very good watch dog. He was very
territorial and was very good with my children which was very
important to me. I also had a red doberman. I did not see doberman
on the list of best dogs, but my Doberman we called Gabby which was
short for Gabriel the angel named in the Bible. She was the best
dog. Just very good with the children. She was very affectionate
and loving, while still being an excellent watch dog.
Note:
There
is something therapeutic about hugging or stroking a dog. That
physical contact can be very soothing and pleasurable.
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Caption:
en.wikipedia.org.service
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4 comments:
This is very interesting. A couple of years ago I was thinking to take a dod and was wondering what kind of dog will be the most suitable for me. I learned a lot from this article. Thank you!
Interesting!! I had no clue that there was a difference! It absolutely makes sense though. Pick of the Litter is a really cute Disney Plus show about training professional dogs- definitely one to check out.
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