Collar Scholars
Canine Companions
Service Dog Etiquette
Our Pups
100

How often do we hold meetings?

Every first and third Tuesday of the month 

100

What does it cost to receive a Canine Companions service dog?

Nothing! People receive the pups for free!

100

Where are service dogs allowed to go with their handlers?

Anywhere!

100

How many dogs does our club currently have?

7

200

What are 3 ways to be involved in our club?

General Member, Puppy Sitter, Puppy Raiser

200

What is the difference between the blue and yellow vests for Canine Companions dogs?

Yellow = puppy in training 

Blue = service dog who has graduated and matched with a person

200

What is the federal law that protects service dog teams?

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)

200

Who is our oldest pup?

Kite! 

300

At about what age do the puppies go to Professional Training?

About 18(ish) months

300

About how many tasks do Canine Companions graduate dogs know?

45

300

Are service dogs who are working required to wear a vest?

No, under the ADA, service dogs are not required to wear a vest

300

Name an alumni Collar Scholars pup that has become a breeder.

Adelle III, Daryn, and Prim II

400

Where do our pups go for Professional Training?

Oceanside (Southern California) --> This applies to all dogs in the Southwest Region

400

How many service dog teams have been placed by Canine Companions since 1975

More than 8000 teams!!

400

What are the two questions that a business can ask a service dog team?

Is the dog a service dog required for a disability? What task or work is the dog trained to perform?

400

Can you name all of our dogs?

Kite, Zenita, Jiffy, Bridget, Norma, Rizzo, and Twiggy : )

500

How many Collar Scholar clubs are there in Colorado currently?

5 (CU, CSU, Mines, DU, and CU Anschutz)  

500

What are the 5 types of service dogs that Canine Companions trains for?

1. Hearing dog

2. Facility dog

3. Service dog 

4. Service dog for veterans with PTSD

5. Diabetic alert dog

500

Name three things that you should NOT do when you see a service dog team.

Some acceptable answers: Take photos, talk to the dog, try to feed the dog, try to get the dog's attention, pet the dog without asking. 

500

Who was our most recent graduate dog who is now a service dog and wears a blue vest?

Eclair