The German Shepherd Dog is energetic, lively, courageous, and intelligent. They train easily and routinely work as police and military dogs.
Working dogs
Service Animals in the Workplace
The ADA requires businesses to accommodate service animals in the workplace. Service dogs help people with a variety of disabilities daily.
Can traumatized dogs work as therapy dogs?
Despite their pasts, traumatized dogs can become therapy dogs and provide therapeutic benefits to the people around them.
Is a Belgian Malinois the right dog for you?
A Belgian Malinois is a loyal, loving companion who needs training, and every opportunity to stay physically active and intellectually engaged.
4 tips for bringing your dog to work
If you take your dog to work, you can create a more enjoyable work environment, and your dog will benefit from being able to spend more time with you.
What laws regulate emotional support animals?
If you have an ESA, know that there are emotional support animal regulations to protect your need for your pet, if you follow the rules.
Canine careers: Hardworking dogs thrive with jobs
A canine career takes advantage of the fact dogs are so loyal and loving. Canine career options include: law enforcement, assistance and therapy.
Is an Akita the right dog for you?
The Akita bonds closely with its people. They also are wary of strangers, which makes them naturally protective of their home and family.
Dogs provide help, support in natural disasters
Following natural disasters, dogs often play a significant role both by serving as search and rescue dogs and by providing emotional support.
Meet Pipit. English springer spaniel tackles big job protecting endangered birds
Pipit, an English springer spaniel, works to prevent rats from returning to South Georgia Island. Rats pose a severe threat to the island’s birds.