Counterpart Service Dogs by Train Paw-Z-Ative

We would like to give out a huge Shout out to the Pembroke Regional Hospital and they're amazing staff that was working in the ER department last night, March 30th.

Hospital visits can be scary and overwhelming not only for the human but for the dog too. Imagine being in a loud, busy environment that isn't familiar to you. You don't really know whats going on, just that your human is sick and needs you. But you see and hear everyone coming in and out, heavy doors constantly being open and closed, loud voices over the overhead speaker, foot traffic all around you all while trying to keep your human calm.

Last night one of our teams had to pay a visit to her local ER. Luna was feeling a bit overwhelmed being in a new busy environment while trying to figure out her humans emotions. Since the hospital is somewhere we don't typically visit often, everything was so new and loud for Luna. While we were waiting to be seen, we took advantage of some training time. The Drs and nurses helped tremendously with the sight and sounds of a busy ER. Some of the nurses and drs who were working very hard got to meet Luna, who was able to leave a big smile on all there faces. Thank you for making a not so fun situation a bit more bearable. You guys went above and beyond to make sure they were comfortable and happy and we can't thank you guys enough ❤️

Introducing our newest team member, Millie!

After alot of hard work, Millie passed her vest test today! She has been working hard with her Dad and Mom to get to where she is today! Millie is learning to help her Dad in everyday activities. After passing her test, Millie ran proudly to her Mom showing off her new vest.

Congratulations Millie, we are so very proud of you and we can't wait to take you and your family on your next steps!

Hey everyone! Our head trainer Sheri is experiencing some technical difficulties and is unable to access her messages. If anyone needs to get ahold of her while she figures everything out, just send her a text or call her cell.

Thanks for understanding!!