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Old 01-11-2014, 10:12 PM #5
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I have two dogs who are NOT of any service but company and they look troubled and sympathetic if problems occur. If I were lying unable to get up, one would probably bring me her ball to throw. (she loves her ball.)

Some people (If they're still around) have service animals, some have unofficial ones. My one dog would never let anyone touch me if that person were unknown. She lies at my feet and glares.

What would you want yours to do?
I have a service dog shes great she got her own emergance button fone theing she hits it with her paw an then the medical peeps show up she dose a lot
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