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Rosie Always happy     Barked: Mon Jan 5, '09 5:22am PST  I taught my dog to alert for my attacks by giving her a biscuit every time I felt one coming on. After 8 months she is 80%+ accurate. I have them very often so it was possible to work her this way. my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become pals [notify]

Rosie Always happy     Barked: Sun May 4, '08 5:26am PST  Go to avery.com and download business card template for word. Then type it up as you like and print on a business card sheet my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become pals [notify]

Service & Therapy Dogs > First Bike Tour with SD

Rosie Always happy     Barked: Wed Apr 9, '08 9:41am PST  I leave Friday on my first bike tour with my service dog. She is 7 lbs and rides in a handlebar bag. Hope it goes OK and I'm not grounded too many days with pain and nausea. We've biked a lot but no camping yet. my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become pals [notify]

Service & Therapy Dogs > Migraine Service Dogs

Rosie Always happy     Barked: Mon Apr 7, '08 2:49pm PST  Unfortunately my migraines are now affecting my circulation-numb fingers and arm and eyesight due to the bad blood vessels I guess. my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become pals [notify]

Service & Therapy Dogs > Migraine Service Dogs

Rosie Always happy     Barked: Mon Mar 31, '08 5:15am PST  What does OP stand for in several of the posts? my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become pals [notify]

Rosie Always happy     Barked: Wed Mar 12, '08 6:17am PST  I too have an invisible disability and often just tell people it is neurological. The vast majority of people are friendly and just curious. One comment on your video very nice but we were taught never to allow the SD on furniture so you walking your dog up and down those picnic tables is a big no no. People eat on those and dogs feet can be quite dirty. Just the perception from that will cause alarm in a lot of people. Nice dog though. I too go out and carry my dog on my bike, so everyone sees me as very fit. But I don't go anywhere when I'm having a bad attack and I bike because driving always brings one on. So it's not always fun biking at well below zero here in northern Michigan. Glad you can get out now, I am traveling again after 15 years of no vacations, all possible because of kmy service dog. my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become pals [notify]

Service & Therapy Dogs > What all can you do with your CGC??

Rosie Always happy     Barked: Wed Mar 12, '08 5:55am PST  Many places will still require therapy dog certification, which involves another test as then you get liability insurance while working which is a huge issue most places now. my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become pals [notify]

Service & Therapy Dogs > To lighten things up... Post pics of your pup in their "work wear"

Rosie Always happy     Barked: Fri Feb 29, '08 5:02am PST  How do you get the picture to go in a post? Copy, paste doesn't work. my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become pals [notify]

Service & Therapy Dogs > Travel to New Zealand & Australia

Rosie Always happy     Barked: Mon Feb 4, '08 10:08am PST  Does anyone know the way to take my service dog on a trip to New Zealand & Australia? I mean the locak laws I know the airline flight is OK,thanks my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become pals [notify]

Rosie Always happy     Barked: Sat Feb 2, '08 6:42am PST  I heard on news yesterday the passport cards aren't available yet, but wait if you can. They said cards are out soon and are like a passport but wallet sized and about 1/2 the cost. my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become pals [notify]

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