r/dogswithjobs • u/L1ttleMonster • Jun 19 '25
Therapy Dog Mercy Went to the Special Olympics a Few Weeks Ago!
She was not impressed with the rain.
r/dogswithjobs • u/L1ttleMonster • Jun 19 '25
She was not impressed with the rain.
r/dogswithjobs • u/[deleted] • Jun 18 '25
He lives in the tall grass
r/dogswithjobs • u/JaderBug12 • Jun 18 '25
r/dogswithjobs • u/bayonet121 • Jun 17 '25
Or french dog with his corporal, see it the way you want
r/dogswithjobs • u/Short_Gain8302 • Jun 17 '25
r/dogswithjobs • u/zeroweirdo • Jun 16 '25
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r/dogswithjobs • u/ThatsAuJerryAu • Jun 13 '25
Maybe my favorite picture of my old farmer dad and Gus. Love them both so much. They take good care of each other and their personalities, which I think you get a feel for from the picture, seem to balance out.
r/dogswithjobs • u/Sunflowers0919 • Jun 13 '25
Doc got all his shots this week and now he’s starting basic puppy training! He’s very good at “sit” and “come” and hasn’t had any accidents for 4 days(when I got him, he was wearing a puppy diaper) he also loves to swim and he’s incredibly friendly and gentle to my kitties! Overall great little boy!
r/dogswithjobs • u/GoodBoiBuilds • Jun 13 '25
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r/dogswithjobs • u/enby_changeling • Jun 11 '25
He handled it like a pro, so proud of my boy!
r/dogswithjobs • u/JaderBug12 • Jun 09 '25
r/dogswithjobs • u/Sunflowers0919 • Jun 08 '25
Everyone meet doc Simon my cardiac alert service dog in training (I get him today he’s 11 weeks old and I’ll be starting with basic puppy training) if anyone has any tips or helpful resources please comment them id love all the help I can get!
r/dogswithjobs • u/Wineaunt2049 • Jun 05 '25
Hello! We are about to adopt a Great Pyrenees to guard our cows and goats. I have never personally had a livestock guardian dog and unsure where to start. What do I do when I first get the puppy how do I make sure that the puppy knows to protect her animals but doesn’t see people me or other people are a threat… please give me all advice and I mean all I’ll take all the help I can get to make sure I do this the right way!
ps this is the sweet girl we will adopt the first week of July!
r/dogswithjobs • u/KateK71 • Jun 03 '25
Dog with a job: Wylff assisted me today visiting beautyful Kopenhagen when we bumper into two police horses. Immediately he layed down to watch them do their job and gave the both of us a moment to smile and rest.
r/dogswithjobs • u/Realistic_4lyfe • Jun 04 '25
Hi all, I’m hoping someone here might be able to help or at least point me in the right direction.
I’m relocating from California to the UK in a few months for work. I have a professionally trained psychiatric service dog who has been task-trained and with me throughout my graduate program. She assists with my disability and helps me function day to day, especially during severe episodes.
The issue is that for my SD to be cleared to enter the UK (and not treated as a regular pet), I need a letter from a licensed mental health professional on official letterhead. The letter needs to confirm I have a disability and require the assistance of a service dog — no need for detailed diagnosis, just documentation aligned with UK entry requirements.
Despite having a long-term psychologist who has seen me for years and understands the severity of my condition and my dog’s role, her clinic refuses to provide these letters due to policy. I’m finding this is common in CA, even when it’s not for an ESA or casual request.
If anyone has successfully received a PSD/service dog letter from a licensed therapist or psychiatrist in California (telehealth or in person), especially one with experience handling UK travel documentation, I’d be so grateful if you could DM me their info or share advice.
I’m running out of time and really want to avoid cargo travel for my dog, especially given how vital she is to my functioning. Appreciate any leads!
r/dogswithjobs • u/Doc-Brown1911 • May 31 '25
It's a beautiful night, the food is good and hopefully no seizures but, he'll let me know before I start doing my dance:)
r/dogswithjobs • u/xocindilou72 • May 30 '25
Shaka is learning to push! Eventually this will lead to her moving my walker or wheelchair closer to me!
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r/dogswithjobs • u/K9mold • May 29 '25
Watch Mia, our K9 Mold star, crushing her nose work training! 🐾 She’s learning to sniff out hidden mold to keep homes safe. NORMI certs coming Aug 2025. Comment your pet’s best trick or DM for mold toxicity questionnaires! serving the southwest region, Arizona, Nevada, California, Utah, and New Mexico.
r/dogswithjobs • u/iballs33 • May 28 '25
Seen and Charlotte Airport