8 dogs graduate from Canine Companions to help people with disabilities
Canine Companions facility dogs are trained to perform over 40 commands designed to motivate and inspire clients with special needs.
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May 12, 2023, 7:12 PM
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10h agoEight new service dogs graduated Friday from Canine Companions.
It comes after weeks of the pups training to help give people with disabilities more independence.
Canine Companions facility dogs are trained to perform over 40 commands designed to motivate and inspire clients with special needs.
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