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Untrained service animals creating frustration for guide dog users

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October 16, 2024

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For people living with disabilities, having a service animal can be vital to navigating the world. However, some people are passing off their pets in this position, creating confusion and frustration for those who actually need them. One Edmontonian who relies on his guide dog spoke with Edmonton AM’s Mark Connolly to help better understand the issue.

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