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Dog job
Service Dog
Service dogs perform trained tasks that help a person with a disability.

The Job In One Sniff
Service dogs perform trained tasks that help a person with a disability. The handler and dog work as a team, with plenty of rest and care around the job.
What They Do
- Perform trained tasks for one handler.
- Stay focused in everyday spaces.
- Rest and reset between working moments.
Why Dogs Are Great At It
- Strong teamwork keeps the dog tuned in.
- Calm focus helps around people and noise.
- Clear routines help the dog understand the job.
A Day On The Job
- Checks in with the handler.
- Works through short trained moments.
- Takes breaks, care, and downtime.
Dog Traits That Help
- Task teamwork
- Teamwork
- Calm focus
- Clear routines
Breeds Often Seen In This Work
Respect the Vest
A service dog is working for one person. Give the team space and do not distract the dog.
Try a Safe Version At Home
Practice a simple settle on mat routine with your own dog.
- Place a mat near you.
- Reward your dog for stepping on it.
- Add calm duration, then release.
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