The Dogs Led the Way Based on a true story "It can't be done."Except they were already doing it. "It's not realistic."But it was reclaiming independence. In 1990, among the beautiful Blue Ridge foothills, service dog complexity was skyrocketing. Skilled trainers faced tough reality with not enough solutions. When a remarkable group of dogs demonstrated an unheard of capability, a handful of coworkers set out to create a new kind of partnership...and the struggle was on. Proving their concept would take a lifetime and cost them everything along the way. But they couldn't give up on a dream. In…mehr
The Dogs Led the Way Based on a true story "It can't be done."Except they were already doing it. "It's not realistic."But it was reclaiming independence. In 1990, among the beautiful Blue Ridge foothills, service dog complexity was skyrocketing. Skilled trainers faced tough reality with not enough solutions. When a remarkable group of dogs demonstrated an unheard of capability, a handful of coworkers set out to create a new kind of partnership...and the struggle was on. Proving their concept would take a lifetime and cost them everything along the way. But they couldn't give up on a dream. In an epic contest between love and limits, the dogs were the ultimate proof. They were lifelines. They were magic to the struggling. They were teachers to their trainers. They were Shepherds of Our Hearts.
Julie Nye established a life-long interest in dogs, horses, and storytelling before she started kindergarten. After college, she converted her growing dog expertise into volunteer involvement with multiple service dog organizations, eventually becoming a trainer, a board member, and the co-founder of a specialty program for training dogs to work with autistic children. She has been a freelance writer since 1986, with a variety of books through different publishers. Nye makes her home in Michigan with two German Shepherds: Voelker, a retired service dog, and Ajo, a young upstart with absurd amounts of energy.
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