Diabetic Service Dogs (An Article)

[Activity2004]

This is an article that was originally published/written on WebMD.com and reviewed by: Dan Brennan, MD on May 11, 2021. The article is explaining what a Diabetic Service Dog is and what their job duties are for a person with Diabetes. It also explains how much training each dog is given before they go with the person who needs their help/services and if they need some extra training every so often. Please see: webmd.com/diabetes/what-are...

[sandybrown]

Hello,

I am afraid the is taking me to COVID!!

How do I get to dogs help with type 2?

Thanks.

[Activity2004 Administrator in reply to sandybrown]

Can you take a screenshot to show me what you're seeing after clicking on the link for the new screen and article?

[sandybrown in reply to Activity2004]

I am afraid I am unable to a photo to a response!, I can only do a photo at the beginning of a post.

[Activity2004 Administrator in reply to sandybrown]

Can you please take a picture and then upload it to your computer/phone so you can put it on the comments section?

[sandybrown in reply to Activity2004]

Her it is:

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[Activity2004 Administrator in reply to sandybrown]

Can you type the website/link into the browser? Go to: WebMD.com and type: What are diabetic dogs?

[sandybrown]

In the news, UK is training dogs to smell and detect corona at air ports and train stations!

[Activity2004 Administrator in reply to sandybrown]

I will show you the article about the dogs. Are you okay with me sending it by private message?

[Hidden]

Hi Leah,

Thank you for sharing great informations about Diabetic Service Dogs. Dogs are great companionship to us and also extremely powerful with their noses of 300 million scent receptors.

I just read US abc7 article, it is possible they can detect Covid virus but still new and haven’t confirmed yet as they move to phase 2 on dogs’ ability to detect people actually infected with covid-19. 😁👍

[Activity2004 Administrator in reply to Hidden]

This is exactly right, Koko. The Scientists are still working on how the dog's noses for detecting COViD and other health conditions can help everyone have a better life/stay healthy. Thank you for bringing this up.

[Hidden in reply to Activity2004]

You’re welcome Leah. It is a fact our fur babies can be trained to provide exemplary assistance for our quality of lives.❤️ At the same time we want them to be absolutely safe and protected as well. 😁👍