There are "unicorns" - but to set yourself up for success, we recommend going with one of our Goldens. And here is why.

We went to Charlotte, North Carolina for a go home. Here is our recap on the drive home.

How to prep your dog for theme parks!

Tera, Willy, Bridget and I were on our way to the Mall at Millenia in Orlando. During our hour car ride, we discussed PUPPIES - and what you NEED to know about them and their training.

Holly joined me on a Facebook live to discuss Halloween safety.

Here is the history of where we are now.

Its been a couple months - here is what has been going on with Hope Service Dogs & with me.

Mistakes and how to course correct

So many tasks, so little time...

Kind of a tangent-y episode.

One of our audience questions, that we answer.

What to do if your service dog does NOT like their gear?

And what is the difference between SD, ESA, Therapy dog?

Regarding people who try to "beat the system"

What you do with your puppy depends on what you want when your puppy is grown.

The main socialization mistakes we see.

Can Service Dogs Still Be Dogs?  explores the balance between a service dog's working role and their ability to enjoy a fulfilling, happy life. While service dogs have important jobs, they should still be allowed to experience play, relaxation, and bonding with their handlers.

Blog on this episode - https://hopeservicedogs.org/blog/can-service-dogs-still-be-dogs

In this refreshingly honest episode, Victoria from Service Dog Success dives nose-first into the not-so-talked-about world of dog reproduction. From heat cycles and hormone development to when (and why) you shouldn’t rush into spaying and neutering, she breaks down what every responsible dog owner should know. Expect humor, science, personal anecdotes, and just enough “hoo-ha” talk to keep it real.

To read the blog post related to this, https://hopeservicedogs.org/blog/understanding-dog-reproduction-what-you-need-to-know-about-spaying-and-neutering

Positivity in life AND dog training. Along with doctor update and thoughts on it.

How to keep your dog safe at the veterinarian office.