To tackle the challenges of service dog training, experts are studying puppy behavior to predict which dogs will succeed, aiming to increase graduation rates for those in need.
Emily Bray from the University of Arizona emphasizes the importance of not only helping the dogs succeed in their roles but also ensuring they enjoy their work.
The cost of training service dogs can exceed $25,000, and prospective owners often face a lengthy waiting period of one to five years.
Service dogs perform essential roles for individuals with disabilities, while detection dogs serve in law enforcement and medical settings, showcasing the diverse functions of working dogs.
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