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 Post subject: Alzheimer’s Assistance Dogs (Video)
PostPosted: Thu Sep 04, 2008 7:18 pm 
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This video is quite interesting about the dogs training worth while watching:



Okada Alzheimer’s Assistance Dogs…

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 Post subject: Re: Alzheimer’s Assistance Dogs (Video)
PostPosted: Tue Oct 27, 2009 2:11 pm 
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[color=#8040BF]I think this would be very good to learn about but for us that are deaf, the video has very little meaning. I would like to know why these dogs are trained for people with this illness. i would think most people would require assistance from someone to go about daily living. unless these dogs are provided for those less affected by this disease.

i have had several relatives and friends with this illness that it finally taken full control of them. can someone out there shed some light on this particular type of training. thanks
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