Author(s): Dawn Taylor
Format: Paperback
No. of Pages: 42
Publisher: Christian Faith Publishing, Inc
Language: English
Date Published: 2018-05-17
Dimensions: 203 x 276 x 3mm
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Illustrations: Illustrations, color

With the help of a little pug and her human, we hope this book will help children understand how critical it is for service dogs to have complete concentration on their human and how valuable these dogs are to their human's life. This book is to help educate children of the importance of a service dog to their human. To understand that the human is not meaning to be rude or disrespectful when they say "no" to them petting their dog when a child is asking to pet their dog. It is because their dog is working and therefore cannot be disturbed. So it is not to be taken hurtful if a human does not allow them to pet their dog. Service dogs have a lot to concentrate on, a lot of tasks that they perform depending their human's disability, and the dog only needs to be concerned with their human in order to make sure they are performing these tasks for their human to be safe. This book will help children to understand better through the eyes of a service dog.