Canadian Service Dogs Had To Watch A Live Musical As Part Of Their Training, And Their Photo Goes Viral

The sweetest image of working canines undergoing full-service training in Ontario, Canada, has gone viral on the internet. The canines are with the K-9 Country Inn Working Service canines, where staff members educate service dogs to fulfill the demands of each of their handlers, owing to a special program for the assistance of service dogs.

Training in socializing and repetitious obedience is part of the program’s earliest phases. The dog then advances to the last phase, when they show their obedience.

The dogs are well-behaved, extroverted, self-assured, and kind toward adults, children, and other animals when they leave the training facility. Service dogs are rigorously trained at K-9 Country Inn since they must help their handlers with daily tasks. Additionally, the dogs must be capable of saving their owner’s life if necessary.

The future service canines of K-9 Country Inn are required to attend Billy Elliot the Musical at the Stratford Festival as part of their two-year training course. This activity appears to train the assistance dogs to travel wherever their people do.

The dogs watch the performance in silence among other spectators in the theater’s 1,800 seats. It might be challenging for interested dogs to sit quietly and be quiet as required by theatrical etiquette.

While their handlers watch the performance, the service animals are expected to remain at their handlers’ feet. However, a few dogs were able to catch a glimpse or two during the performance. They were also captured on camera.

The dogs performed admirably, according to the head trainer, and they were able to behave themselves during the event.