Category: Finding A Dog, Service Dog Life
Duty of Care: The Costly Burden of Owning a Service Dog
Disability is Expensive. Whether you just need prescription eye glasses, a wheelchair, or round-the-clock care, disability aids cost money. Medications cost money. When ADHD makes us forget to book airline [...]
Category: Service Dog Life
Service Dog Laws in BC – Explained
No, it's not as simple as asking for ID. Yes, you can kick out a certified dog.
Category: Puppy Training, Service Dog Life
Puppies In Training – Not Always Welcome. And That’s Okay.
Puppies in training occupy a grey zone that is not well covered by clear laws and store policies. At Heeling Assistants, we encourage our clients to bring their puppies [...]
Category: Puppy Training
Raising A Puppy Is Like Raising A Toddler With Scissor Hands
No matter how much preparation you do, sometimes there is no way to prepare for the way having a baby can blast a hole in your life. People generally [...]
Category: Choosing A Dog, Finding A Dog, Puppy Training
Breeder Red Flags That Get Mistaken For Green Flags
Dogs aren't the only beings who have difficulty differentiating red and green. Humans are among the few mammals who actually CAN see the difference, and even some of us [...]
Category: Service Dog Life
All Eyes On You: Consider This Before You Get A Service Dog
Are you self-conscious? Does it make you feel uncomfortable to know that everyone is noticing you? If you answered "yes" to the above, think twice before getting a service [...]
Category: Quizzes, Service Dog Training
Quiz: Do You Want To Train A Service Dog?
Training a service dog is a little like learning Japanese. A lot of people would like to do it. Quite a few start it. Very few actually do it. About [...]
Category: Choosing A Dog, Finding A Dog, Service Dog Training
Service Dogs Are Still Dogs.
Many people seem to believe that service dogs are more robots than dogs. They are so very incorrect.









