Final Week at HQ The humans have said that I'm almost finished my training and ready to start my very important job as Sophie's assistance dog. They said that Sophie will be coming to see me today and spending the whole week with me! I don't know how long a week is but they make
Tailored Training I'm still so excited that I've met the half-size human I'm going to be living with! Did I tell you her name is Sophie? The people who have been teaching me all the new things told me today that I've got lots of new things to learn now so that I'll be ready
Client Matching Process This week I had to say goodbye to my hairy human Bob and now I don't live with him any more in the place with all the grass. I feel quite sad about this because Bob and I had lots and lots of fun together and I think he was quite sad
18 months + (Shelton Abbey Prison Programme) I've been on the move again and now I have a new home and a new human looking after me! I'm not sure what the new place I'm living in is called just yet but there are lots and lots of other people living here too and all of
8 weeks - 18 months I've got a new place to live now and a whole new family! I heard these humans say that they're puppy socialisers. I'm a bit wary of what that means but so far it's all good and I get lots of cuddles and snuggles from everyone. One of these humans
Stage 1 - Birth-8 weeks Let us introduce the Lego version of our assistance pup Jay! To help us tell the story of our assistance dog training programme we are also introducing the Lego version of a family on our waiting list for one of our amazing dogs. Sophie O'Connor has seen some photos of
Stage 1 (birth- 8 weeks old) - I worked out how to open my eyes and I couldn’t believe what I saw! Can you believe I have 3 brothers and 3 sisters? We all live with my mummy and a family of humans. The humans are quite big and hairy but their hair doesn’t seem
