If a Service Dog With No Owner Approaches You, It Means They Need Your Help

If a Service Dog With No Owner Approaches You, It Means They Need Your Help
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Michael Wing
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From the archives: This story was last updated in April 2019.
Service dogs are the elite among man’s best friend, and as such, they receive special treatment. We know that K-9 officers and seeing eye dogs get special privileges, like access to airplane cabins, airports, malls, restaurants, and grocery stores.

Other service dogs are trained to assist people with medical conditions or traumatic disorders. We know that when they’re wearing their bright vests, they are on duty. They might even sport badges stating “Do Not Pet” or “Service Dog on Duty,” emphasizing their important purpose. We are fascinated by the exceptional discipline and sense of duty exhibited by these dogs even in noisy, crowded public situations.

Michael Wing
Michael Wing
Editor and Writer
Michael Wing is a writer and editor based in Calgary, Canada, where he was born and educated in the arts. He writes mainly on culture, human interest, and trending news.
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