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Old 07-12-2009, 01:26 PM #6
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In the past month, I've fallen 3 times and been unable to get myself up. My service dog, Daisy ran and got my telephone so I could call my husband to come help me. He works at home in a studio that's too far away to hear me. We have 2 phone lines so I call his business line if I need help. Daisy has been with me 5 yrs. and is such a comfort!!!
Would love to know more about Daisy...how did you find her? How was she trained?

I'm considering a service dog and would appreciate any advice.

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Kathleen
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