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Canine Assistants founder Jennifer Arnold talks with ‪@KateTucker‬ about the unbreakable bond between service dogs and their owners, and the science behind their life-saving impact.

The Unbreakable Bond: Service Dogs and Their Life-Saving Impact with Jennifer Arnold, Hope Is My Middle Name Season 4, Episode 10

Educating dogs to change the world, that’s the work of Canine Assistants founded in 1991 by Jennifer Arnold, in the wake of her father’s unexpected death and her diagnosis of multiple sclerosis at age 16. Fueled by legacy and limitation, Jennifer funded her scrappy startup with wide-ranging odd jobs and a donation bucket at the local Walmart. To date, the non-profit has placed over 3,000 service dogs with people who have mobility difficulties, Type 1 Diabetes, epilepsy/seizure disorders, and other special needs. Their Community Service Dogs provide therapy in Children's Hospitals for patients, families, and staff, and their Community Facilitators are helping scale their work across America.

Join us for poignant and heartwarming stories of superhero dogs who love us enough to save our lives, and learn a bit about the science behind their impressive capabilities. And if you’re looking for tips and tricks for your own pup, Jennifer Arnold shares her Bond-Based Approach to teaching dogs, which forgoes traditional training methods, focusing instead on the powerful bond between humans and our canine companions.

00:00 Unconditional Love of Dogs and Their Hopeful Outlook
00:58 Introducing Jennifer Arnold and Canine Assistants
02:32 Jennifer's Childhood and First Dog
02:49 Diagnosis with Multiple Sclerosis
04:23 The Tragic Loss of Jennifer's Father
06:05 Jennifer's Commitment to Canine Assistants
08:18 Financial Struggle of Building a Dream
10:45 First Successful Service Dog Pairings
13:33 The Capabilities of Service Dogs
16:31 Dogs' Love for Humans
17:15 Dogs Assisting People with Epilepsy
20:43 Dogs Assisting People with Type 1 Diabetes
24:53 Hospital Dogs and Their Impact on Patients, Families and Staff
27:06 “Service dogs make my wheelchair disappear”
27:59 Bond-Based Approach to Teaching Dogs
35:54 Service Dog Training Duration and Transition to New Owners
40:24 Handle with Care: In-Home Education Program
42:10 Selecting Recipients for Service Dogs
43:23 Post-Placement Support and Graduation
45:43 Reflecting on Jennifer's Father's Vision
46:20 The Importance of Focusing on the Dogs
47:21 Reasons to Hope: Dogs’ Unconditional Love
47:50 Gratitude and Credits

LISTEN 🎙
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LEARN 📔
Visit https://www.canineassistants.org/
Follow Canine Assistants on Instagram:   / canineassistants  
Read Jennifer Arnold’s book, Love Is All You Need: The Revolutionary Bond-Based Approach to Educating Your Dog: https://www.amazon.com/Love-All-You-N...
Watch Through a Dog’s Eyes featuring Jennifer Arnold and Neil Patrick Harris: https://www.pbs.org/video/through-a-d...
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Hosted and executive produced by Kate Tucker, Hope Is My Middle Name is a podcast by Consensus Digital Media in collaboration with Reasonable Volume.

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