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"The Do Good Dog"
Create, Learn & Inspire through Education and Community Service
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Stay Tuned for more Live Zoom Webinars with Dagger & Yvonne
😎Dates to be announced😎
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Great and Exciting News:
Dagger will be in a new book!
"ADVENTURE DOGS"
written by Fern Watt
The book comes out on November 23rd!
It will be available everywhere
books are sold!
Preorder on amazon Here
or
please support your local bookstores if you can!!
Dagger is in a book
written by Award Winning Author
Laura Greaves
"Amazing Dogs with Amazing Jobs"
Click Here to order! World-Wide Free shipping!!
Dagger DogVinci will be exhibiting in Paris, France
in the FIRST EVER
Biennale of Animal Artists
Cecilia F. Gallery
4 rue des guillemites
Quartier du Marais, 75004, Paris
🐾 Date forthcoming due to the Pandemic
in the FIRST EVER
Biennale of Animal Artists
Cecilia F. Gallery
4 rue des guillemites
Quartier du Marais, 75004, Paris
🐾 Date forthcoming due to the Pandemic
Dagger's story is simply tail wagging. He was born to do amazing things, but how amazing nobody could have ever imagined!
As a puppy, Dagger was learning to be a Highly Trained Assistance dog for Canine Companions for Independence until his release from their program. Like so many of us, Dagger experiences small daily fears…to be a Service dog you must be fearless. But, without hesitation, Dagger's Puppy Raiser's -Yvonne and Denis- jumped at the chance to adopt Dagger. As an artist herself, Yvonne would paint in her studio as Dagger sat faithfully watching her paint. Then one day, as Yvonne was painting at her easel, Dagger approached her nudging her with his snout. Jokingly, Yvonne asked Dagger, "Do You want to paint?" His tail began to wag and DogVinci was born! Dagger's journey as a Service dog was to assist one person…but, fate had something different in mind and now he assists 100's raising over $135,000 to date for charity! We hope you enjoy the site…WOOF!!
As a puppy, Dagger was learning to be a Highly Trained Assistance dog for Canine Companions for Independence until his release from their program. Like so many of us, Dagger experiences small daily fears…to be a Service dog you must be fearless. But, without hesitation, Dagger's Puppy Raiser's -Yvonne and Denis- jumped at the chance to adopt Dagger. As an artist herself, Yvonne would paint in her studio as Dagger sat faithfully watching her paint. Then one day, as Yvonne was painting at her easel, Dagger approached her nudging her with his snout. Jokingly, Yvonne asked Dagger, "Do You want to paint?" His tail began to wag and DogVinci was born! Dagger's journey as a Service dog was to assist one person…but, fate had something different in mind and now he assists 100's raising over $135,000 to date for charity! We hope you enjoy the site…WOOF!!
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