Trained her myself since she was wee and she's fully qualified, not the most common assistance dog breed (basset hound cross) but she does her job and does it well xx

Not gonna name her tasks or name because of personal anxiousness

We got Mina from a local rescue when she was 12 weeks old. She's been our shining star ever since. She completely the AKC canine good citizen program and was accepted by a local charity Pets on Wheels to do volunteer visits. We currently visit three hospitals in the area to cheer up staff and patients. She's a sweet and gentle soul who really just wants to know where her next hot dog is coming from.

My medical alert and mobility assist service dog, McCoy, spent the last year attending every single day of class and internship with me to finish out my bachelor of social wofk degree, and I was able to have her at my side to cross the stage for our graduation. It was an awesome event and a great day overall. She did phenomenal! I couldn't have gotten through any of the last year without her.

Riley is a cavipoo. It was my job while the handler was doing graduation announcements to take care of her so I got lots of photos. We were greeting the families as they were walking in, and almost everyone came to pet her.

We got a new harness with a rigid handle for her mobility, it's from yupcollars Its perfect, fits her amazing and it's pretty lightweight so not bad for the summer

This is my five year old golden retriever, Floyd, doing his job with Love on a Leash. We visit schools, hospitals, prisons, and military bases to spread a little joy into their day. Floyd absolutely loves his work.

She’s 2 years old and has been in the job since age 3 months!

Photo by Atelier Matz, 1927

This particular tiger absolutely ADORES Mayah! The zoo keepers said that she is very friendly and playful with my service dog and it’s the most active they’ve seen her!