COVID-19 And Service Dogs On Wednesday, February 19, 2020 I was in Canada for a beautiful hike with my service dog, Mollie and a Canadian friend. We are both retired engineers that had worked extensively in China. Naturally our conversation turned to Read more…
Being a trainer for Little Angels Service Dogs is absolutely the best job I could ask for. Many people say it’s a “dream job,” while I agree with that, people only look at the fun side of what we do. Read more…
When you look at the mission statement for Little Angels Service Dogs what do you think about? I dare to guess that most thoughts automatically go to “Little Angels is changing the lives of their recipients.” You are correct. Our Read more…
Our daughter Natalie quickly lost her independence the day she was diagnosed with intractable epilepsy. She was 17. As the days passed and her seizure frequency increased, more and more of her independence was taken from her. Honestly, so was mine as this Read more…
Check out this article proving dogs can detect seizure scents! We are excited for more articles like this to come out. Follow this link to the actual article: https://www.pr.com/press-release/781275 Indianapolis, IN, March 29, 2019 –(PR.com)– A collaborative studybetween a French Read more…
Mollie and I are a psychiatric service dog team. I will be adding to the LASD blog by talking about my various experiences of being a psychiatric service dog handler. In my last blog post, I discussed my experience of being Read more…
Mollie and I are a psychiatric service dog team. I will be adding to the LASD blog by talking about my various experiences of being a psychiatric service dog handler. Being a psychiatric service dog handler is hard, humorous, rewarding Read more…
Dogs can alert to many different medical conditions including POTS, seizures, diabetes, panic, anxiety, repetitive behaviors, allergic reactions, and more. It is NEVER limited to these conditions, and, in fact, we try to add new conditions whenever we can. Little Read more…