Definiitely Alerts

Today we were told the access in air travel and hospital stays.  We were told that our dogs should be with us at all times, even on ambulances.  We should have a way to tell emergency responders "this is my service dog; we must be attached at the hip".
       Planes seem simple enough.  Maybe adjust food and watering schedule, but the rest of the trip they just chill as if it is a car ride.
       Graduate support class was today and we participated with them.  There were different stations set up; one for basic click/treat training, one for "go pay" as in go pay the cashier, one for retrieval, one for pulling cabinets open, and finally flipping lîght switches.  It was wonderful to see how much Cleo can actually do for me!  It's wonderful to see how many people CPL has helped!
       I saw how the graduate teams worked together and they seemed to have it all figured.  At least less confused than I was.  A minute thing that my mom noticed was that the dogs nails were to long.
        I just want to say that Cleo definitely alerts to pain and oxygen levels!  A little bonus.  Moms leaving tomorrow but my aunt is coming.  More updates to come…