GLENDALE, Ariz. – Students at Great Hearts Glendale Academy now have a treatment dog to help minimize their tension.
Her name is Mabel, and she’s beginning her very first week of school.
She’s a one-year-old Bernedoodle who conveniences kids who require her many.
She signs up with reading circles and is trained to pay unique attention to those experiencing stress and anxiety and frustrating feelings.
Her owner is a dean at the school, and she says Mabel began training last winter season and ended up being licensed in June.
“Being able to simply come here and be available for trainees as required, professors too. Just to bring another layer of delight to our neighborhood and our trainees,” her owner said.
Mabel is already a hit and might be the start of a brand-new program to permit more treatment dogs on school.