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by Margot Bennett (Author)
Meet Barley, a yellow Lab puppy with a special calling. In this heartwarming chapter book based on a true story. young readers discover what it takes to become a facility dog-a specialized service dog who provides comfort in courtrooms, schools and various medical settings.
Perfect for:
* Teaching children about service dogs and their important work
* Building empathy and understanding of different abilities
* Classroom discussion about perseverance and purpose
* Ages 5-12 independent or read-aloud
Written in first-person from Barley's perspective, this engaging narrative follows his journey from puppy raiser to professional training to Canine Companions. Readers learn alongside Barley as he discovers his strengths, overcomes challenges, and finds his true purpose helping others.
Part of the Tails of Dogs Who Help series, which explores therapy dogs, service dogs, guide dogs, facility dogs,
and rescue dogs--a complete educational resource for understanding how dogs serve our communities
