At Guide DOgs for the Blind, how long is the training period for dogs?
20 months
At Guide Dogs for the Blind, at what age do puppies leave campus and go to puppy raisers?
2 months old
How long do puppies stay with puppy raisers at Guide Dogs for the Blind?
10-14 months
At Guide Dogs for the Blind, after how many months do the dogs get evaluated every 3 months?
9 months
At Guide Dogs for the Blind, what happens to the dogs at 16 months old?
return to campus and are evaluated to move on or career change (be cut)
trainingAt Guide Dogs for the Blind, what happens to the dog if they move on at 16 months old?
become a breeder dog or go to guide dog trainign
At Guide Dogs for the Blind, how many weeks is the formal guide dog training program?
10 weeks
At Guide Dogs for the Blind, what are the 5 tests a dog has to pass to become a Guide Dog?
sidewalkless, obedience, buildings, traffic, and guide work
What does ADI stand for?
assistance dog international
At ADI, how many years does it take to become a candidate state?
2 to 5 years
How many accredited ADI organizations are in North America?
88
How many accredited ADI organizations are in North Carolina?
3
What are the ADI standards for dogs?
temperament and emotionally capable, health screening, trained with humane methods, placed with stable clients, public appropriateness, and behavior
What is the ideal assistance dog?
predictable and sound temperament, physical structure, breed, pedigree, and history
What temperament should an assistance dog have?
relatively low arousal, desire to please, low initiative, high work ethic, stong ability to bond, tolerant of invasion, emotionally stable, and easily motivated
What is neoteny?
retention of juvenile characteristics through maturity; puppy-like
are all dogs neotenized?
yes
What is highly heritable in a dog?
temperament
During the Advanced K9 Trainer Panel, who was Katie's dog that day?
cyder
During the Advanced K9 Trainer Panel, who was Hayden's dog that day?
forbs
During the Advanced K9 Trainer Panel, who was Emily's dog that day?
Cat
During the Advanced K9 Trainer Panel, who was Makayla's dog that day?
marlin
During the Advanced K9 Trainer Panel, who was Katelyn's dog that day?
shelby
In class 4, dogs are usually rotated between student handlers every how often?
2 weeks to 1 month
How many hours can a service dog with students in training stay in a kennel at one time?
4 hours
How many hours can a training service dog with students be in the kennel a day?
8 hours
How many people are in a group in class when training dog?
3 to 4 people
How many hours a week of training do you need in later classes?
10 hours per week
A dog cannot stay overnight with a student trainer of the student already has how many dogs in the home?
2 dogs
What are some weekly responsibilities of student trainers?
brush teeth, brush hair, and clip nails
What is a monthly responsibility for student trainers?
dog bath
What does a black vest color mean at p4p?
learner
What does a red vest color mean at p4p?
fully accredited service dog
What does a green vest color mean at p4p?
fully accredited facility dog
What does a teal vest mean at p4p?
uncw dog
At Paws4Prison, what are some of the commands taught to the dogs?
down, sit, stay, come, turn, touch finger, alert, anchor, brace, hold, place, wave, dress, side, heel, lap, and kiss
What type of crimes are not allowed when working for Paws4Prison?
any crime against animals and children
What is the living situation like at Paws4Prison St. Mary's Prison?
program in one building, inmates in the program are in 3units, dogs stay in a kennel at night and chowtime, the housing unit is one large room with 8 beds and 8 crates, a large rec room with TVs, and education buildings
optimizedWhat is the ultimate goal of recreational therapy?
facilitate full and optimize life
During the p4p Client Panel, what type of service dog is Hailey's dog, Georgeann?