Canine Companions puppy Waldo just turned five-months-old! He’s learning new commands, visiting new places, and getting bigger every day – even if he hasn’t quite grown into his ears yet. Time seems to be flying by, and each day brings something new. Waldo celebrated his first Fourth of July by sleeping straight through the fireworks and […]
Canine Companions® graduates are the best ambassadors for our mission. Please enjoy the blog below from guest blogger and Canine Companions graduate, Ryan Honick, submitted on behalf of his service dog, Pico. This blog was originally posted on Ryan’s Linkdin. The following is a public service announcement brought to you by Pico Honick, service dog. […]
On warm or hot days, it is important to take extra precautions to prevent your dog from overheating. Dogs only have a few sweat glands in their foot pads, so they rely on panting to cool down. Older dogs, overweight dogs and puppies are the most vulnerable; but even young, otherwise healthy dogs can succumb […]
At just 9 fluffy weeks old, Canine Companions puppy Zari is well on her way to becoming an assistance dog for someone with a disability. She and her eight siblings were born in Sacramento, California in the home of a Canine Companions volunteer. Zari will be raised in the home where she was born, alongside […]
Canine Companions® puppy Alexis has a special future planned! She’s on the path to become an assistance dog for someone with a disability. Alexis is named after actor David Arquette’s sister. David and his wife Christina support Canine Companions’ mission. Alexis is being raised in Southern California where she and her puppy raiser are having fun experiencing […]
