Teagan Update – Dec 2020

Training has finally returned to a new ‘normal’ since that COVID-guy started roaming around. Read More »
Training has finally returned to a new ‘normal’ since that COVID-guy started roaming around. Read More »
Beau has been a wonderful addition to our family. He is a special friend and safety net for our son, Ryley. Read More »
Jim MacMillan-Murphy proudly attended remembrance ceremonies at the Cenotaph in Cobble Hill this week. The veteran went years missing them due to his fear of crowds. He gives all credit to his service dog Fisher. Read More »
BC & Alberta Guide Dogs has announced the birth of 10 little Labrador puppies; two of the puppies have been named “Bonnie” and “Henry” Read More »
It's great to share good news and celebrate George's graduation! After months of COVID-19 and training, he is now a graduated OSI Service Dog. We're so proud of him!! I'm sure you're cheering for him, too. George can perform all public access and specific PTSD service tasks, he will help with pressure tasks to help Read More »
It’s Teagan once again, excited to bring you up to date with my adventures. It’s already almost end of July! Can you believe it? Time sure flies when you’re having fun and learning lots of new things. First off, I want you to know I’m doing super well! The Puppy Training Manager and my Puppy Read More »
A big hello from your buddy, George! It seems so long ago that I wrote my last letter. I hope you’re keeping well with all this COVID-stuff over the past few months. First off, I’m happy to report the Training Manager says I’ve been doing ‘fantastic’ in the PTSD Service Dog Advanced Training program. I’m Read More »
With Kyle we faced extreme meltdowns, and episodes of running away from his school and after-care, every day we lived on edge and in fear that something terrible would happen to him. Read More »
My five-year-old son Brock is exceptionally bright, has a charming smile, loves hugs and snuggle time and is non-verbal. Read More »
My 6-year-old son has Autism. He doesn’t understand why he shouldn’t run into the road or wander off, so ever since he was out of a stroller he wore a backpack with a lead that I would hold onto. Read More »