This is a website to give you more information about Service Dogs and their owners. There is a special book series coming out about my life as a Service Dog! I’m so excited to share my adventures with you.
My ‘person’ Karli is a former teacher. She has spent the last few years feeling a little sick and needed me to help her manage her days. Whether she is home, going to the grocery store, or something as big as flying on an airplane, we’ve done many things together. She tells me she couldn’t do life without me. I am grateful and proud that I can take care of her. But she takes great care of me as well.
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One of these days I am going to have to do a post about my good days instead of talking about my stresses. But I try to find the silver lining in everything that goes wrong. I will do that here. I think I mentioned in one of my previous posts that Daisy is a
I don’t know where I first heard this saying (the title), but it has been in my head today. I decided to look it up and get some context. It seems to resonate with me now as I am just starting on a new adventure . . . publishing and promoting my book(s). I did
My team. I’m again going to talk about how good it is to have one. I started my day with my appointment with my Nurse Practitioner (PNP). I told her what I was anxious about this coming day. It seems like a recurring theme with me on these days when I talk to her.
The book series “Daisy the Service Dog” takes children on an educational journey through the eyes of a service dog and the work she performs for her handler. Children will learn what service dogs do, why they differ from pets, and how to treat these special dogs when in public.
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