A Working Service Dog Doesn’t Have to Be Moving to Be Working

A working service dog doesn't have to be moving to be working. One of the biggest misconceptions about service dogs is that if they're lying quietly or sitting still, they aren't working. In reality, those quiet moments are often when they're doing exactly what they've been trained to do…remaining calm, focused, and ready to respond if their handler needs them. Tiny doesn't have to be performing a visible task every second to be working. Staying attentive during appointments, waiting patiently, and constantly monitoring me are all important parts of her job. Every time we share these everyday moments, we help more people understand what a real working service dog looks like. Thank you for helping us educate, advocate, and protect service dog teams. Together, we're creating a future where service dog teams can live, work, and participate in public without unnecessary challenges. Thank you for standing with us. - Tiny's Bill Educate. Advocate. Protect. tinysbill.com Sign & Share the Petition: https://c.org/y9pM6x4rXh