So I contacted two senior service places and they DON'T require the CGC. They do require dogs to be well behaved and are used to crutches and wheelchairs. How do I get her used to wheel chair and crutches?
And shelties too!
So I contacted two senior service places and they DON'T require the CGC. They do require dogs to be well behaved and are used to crutches and wheelchairs. How do I get her used to wheel chair and crutches?
Thanks so much Ashley for the siggy!
Zoey Marie NAJ NA RN (flat-coated retriever)
Wynset's Sam I AM "Sage" RA (shetland sheepdog)
T.j (english setter)
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Well, I'm never able to make the testing date for therapy dogs and cgc at the local dog club. But I know Autumn would pass with flying colours. Maybe I'll make the November test.
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Lady has her CGC. It was very easy for her and I hadn't prepared. We were at a dog event and they were doing testing so I signed Lady up. I was going to do the TDI test with her, but at this point she can't do it. I need to find a place where i can get Toby tested for CGC.
*Nicole*
Labby Girls N Spotty Boy
All three of our dogs have the CGC, and actaually took the additional test portions of the test to be therapy dogs. In fact, they will be doing a visit later tonight!
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