Paws for Thought: A Pictorial Tale - Assistance Dogs
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This gorgeous book is full of 80 adorable colour/black and white photos of puppies and dogs together with captions. It is a must for anyone who needs a little extra cuteness in their life! These incredible dogs aptly learn how to become an extra pair of hands - from loading a washing machine, opening and closing doors, pressing the pedestrian button at lights - to improving communication, empathy and motor skills of a child diagnosed with autism. The physical support these trained dogs provide lasts their 8-10 year working life. This is the perfect gift for Christmas, birthdays, anniversaries, Valentines Day, as well as being timeless.…mehr

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This gorgeous book is full of 80 adorable colour/black and white photos of puppies and dogs together with captions. It is a must for anyone who needs a little extra cuteness in their life! These incredible dogs aptly learn how to become an extra pair of hands - from loading a washing machine, opening and closing doors, pressing the pedestrian button at lights - to improving communication, empathy and motor skills of a child diagnosed with autism. The physical support these trained dogs provide lasts their 8-10 year working life. This is the perfect gift for Christmas, birthdays, anniversaries, Valentines Day, as well as being timeless.
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Autorenporträt
Assistance Dogs is a national charity that provides freedom and independence to children and adults living with disability. They train Labrador and Golden Retriever puppies through a two-year internationally accredited program, teaching them up to 50 specialized commands to provide support and increased mobility for their owner. Their Assistance Dogs make a dramatic difference for their owners in other ways too; their wagging tail and unconditional love relieving social isolation and increasing their owners' long term independence to give them a better quality of life.