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They fall into one of the three categories listed below:  \nPhotos courtesy of Paws Giving Independence  \nPhotos courtesy of Paws Giving Independence  \nThe Do’s & Don’ts of having a Working Dog in the classroom  \nDo ask questions. Teachers should encourage students to ask questions. Open dialogue can inspire thoughtful and educational conversations.  \nDo not pet a service animal without getting the handler’s consent first. Some service dogs have a “release from work” command, allowing them to be petted in public.  \nDo follow a service dog who approaches you alone. Many service dogs are trained to bring you to their handler if the handler is in need of help.  \nDo not distract the dog. A service dog is a working dog and it is important to treat them as you would a colleague.  \n1. Service Dogs  \nService dogs pass high-level training to support their handler in specialized ways. They work with one handler or handler team at home  \nand school.  \n2. Facility Dogs  \nFacility dogs work with their handler to provide one-on-one attention with a child in a facility.  \n3. Therapy Dogs  \nTherapy dogs work with their handler to provide one-on-one attention and care to children at various organizations.  \nPhotos courtesy of Paws Giving Independence","cbCaiiFuenmz1CKl","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiFuenmz1CKl","pdf",15769548,"English","# Categories of Working Dogs\n## Service Dogs\n## Facility Dogs\n## Therapy Dogs\n# Etiquette for Working Dogs in the Classroom\n## Do's and Don'ts for Students and Staff","[{\"question\":\"What are the three categories of working dogs identified in the document?\",\"answer\":\"The three categories are service dogs, which support their handler in specialized ways; facility dogs, which provide one-on-one attention in a facility; and therapy dogs, which provide support across various organizations.\"},{\"question\":\"Should you pet a service dog whenever you see one?\",\"answer\":\"No, you should not pet a service dog without obtaining the handler's consent first, as the dog may be currently working.\"},{\"question\":\"What should you do if a service dog approaches you alone?\",\"answer\":\"You should follow the service dog, as they are often trained to lead people to their handler if the handler is in need of assistance.\"}]","National Guide Dog Month - Classroom Working Dog Guidelines | PDF",1791598145]