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A powerful true story of how assistance dogs transformed lives across the UK-told by a pioneering vet at the heart of the movement.

Discover the remarkable journey of Dogs for the Disabled, the groundbreaking charity that helped establish assistance dogs in Britain. Written by Dick Lane, veterinary surgeon and co-founder, this inspiring memoir traces the challenges, breakthroughs, and heartwarming stories of the people-and dogs-who made history.

From the first British assistance dog partnerships to the science behind canine training, PAWS, Noses and People is both a moving tribute to the human-animal bond and a fascinating inside look at a world few have seen.

⭐ Perfect for fans of dog rescue memoirs, veterinary stories, and animal lovers books
⭐ A compelling read for vet professionals, disability advocates, and anyone inspired by service dogs