Sometimes she is a little too eager. One day Dylan's mom taught Faith to put a cup in the kitchen sink. As Faith grew stronger, she learned to pull Dylan's wheelchair and open doors. With Faith's help, Dylan even learned to stand and walk with crutches. Faith loves helping to be Dylan's legs.
Dogs help a lot of different people.
There are Guide Dogs for people who cannot see, Hearing Dogs for people who cannot hear and Service Dogs for people who cannot walk or have other disabilities. Unlike regular pets, assistance dogs are allowed in all public places, such as grocery stores, restaurants, malls and buses. Assistance dogs are not pets. They are highly trained working dogs with very important jobs. Julie Shaw, an obedience instructor, was unable to locate a Service Dog for a child as young as her son Dylan.