How to......

1 - pick up a crutch from the floor
2 - help your 'partner' get undressed
3 - get the washing out of the machine
4 - pick up litter and put it in the bin
5 - wait patiently
6 - push a drawer shut with your nose

These are a few snapshots I took during a demo by assistance dogs in training at Canine Partners 'partnership ceremony' day earlier this week.

[Dianne]

Incredible.

[Cherrill]

These dogs are amazing and I love how you have presented this. The highlight of the week for mum was when the therapy dog visited the home.

[Hazel]

@Cherrill

Cherrill, thank you. I wanted Jinks to be a therapy dog but he has never calmed down enough and at nearly 14 I think there is no hope!

[Cherrill]

lol! Like his owner...always on the go!! :-)

[sally agnew]

They are a joy to watch, very dedicated and intelligent. :)

[Helen]

Great collage

[Hazel]

@Cherrill

I wish! (It's an illusion!!)

[Joanne Diochon]

Very nicely put together to be informative and attractive.

[Pyrrhula]

A great collage to show what the dog can do for people.

[Peter]

Wonderful collage Hazel each image beautifully captured and also so informative:)

[Rosie Kind]

They are wonderful dogs and help to maintain a persons independence. Lovely collage Hazel Fav

[wendy frost]

A brilliant collage and
perfect captures of Ula .

[Richard Hickey]

Fantastic collage.

[Babs]

Very impressive, they really are wonderful dogs.

[Denise Wood]

Wonderful :)

[Deni]

Brilliant.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

It is really amazing what they can learn and do. There is a gal who visits our church- her dog is trained to detect seizures and another gal who has a trained therapy dog- she helps with people who have been traumatized in one way or another. Amazing animals!