The command “get help” can be lifesaving. If a handler falls or gets injured and cannot call for help, a service dog trained to respond to “get help” can take action. With this command, the dog can press a special button that alerts someone nearby or sends a signal for assistance. This is just one of the many ways our service dogs support their handlers and help them live more safely and independently. | America's VetDogs

Assistance Dogs: From Education to the workplace

Training never stops! Here are most of our helper dogs (half of my pack and all our staffs’ dogs) working during a team holiday event. Even dogs that help other dogs on a daily basis with high reliability have things they are working on and need to be mantained! Plus as dog professionals we tend to be more attracted to the dogs that require being challenged and constant growth, just like us 😊#dogtrainerlife #traineddogs #traineddogsarehappydogs #maconga #dogobedience #dogpack #packlife | Sereni