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Byron’s A Star!

Kate Cross explains how an assistance dog called Byron has made a huge difference to her life. My joints dislocate very easily, so if I bend down to pick something off the floor my shoulder tends to drop painfully out of joint. Since mid-September 2007, though, my shoulder dislocations have reduced from several a day [...]

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‘EBEN’S A STAR’

A Canine Partner ensures a Leicester woman feels safe and proud. Anne Pridmore from Leicester, has cerebral palsy and is a wheelchair user. She now shares her life with Eben, an assistance dog provided by Canine Partners, the national charity which trains dogs to change the lives of disabled people. “It always seemed that the [...]

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Over The Moon

David Filmer explains how a canine partner called Zack turned his life around. Zack has made so much difference to my life, it’s hard to know where to begin. For many years I had depression due to the implications of being a disabled person in a world that cherishes perfection, and the loneliness and isolation [...]

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Super Dog

Young and registered blind, electric-wheelchair user Stephanie Read’s life has been completely transformed by the UK’s first ever dual-purpose Guide Dog and Canine Partner. Vegas is, for the time being at least, unique. The five year old black Labrador is the UK’s only registered assistance dog who performs the dual roles of guiding a blind [...]

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Flossie Gets a New Home!

Able magazine is pleased to report on the latest ‘career development’ for our favourite Canine Partner, Flossie! Great news! After two years of training, Flossie will shortly go to live in Cambridgeshire, having been selected to become a Companion Canine Partner for a young Polish man who was injured in a road traffic accident several [...]

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