Many Dog Breeds can actually be service dogs but you usually see Labs.
Any dog can be a Service Dog in the US. Service Dogs can be any breed and any size. A Diabetic Alert Service Dog for instance can be a 5 lbs Chihuahua. It honestly comes down to the individual temperament of the dog. If you are a novice handler I would recommend hiring a trainer that is experienced in training SDs. Generally, the easier to train breeds for SD work are Goldens, Labs, Poodles. Whatever breed you go with know your state laws regarding Service Dogs In-Training as well as Federal Law which would be the Americans with Disability Act. Service Dogs In-Training (SDIT) are not covered under the ADA so that would fall under your individual state. Some states do not grant public access rights to SDIT so it is important to know this. Go to Sources and Related Links (further down this page) to view more information by clicking on your individual state on the left hand side of that website and then click on Assistance Animal/Guide Dog Laws.
Yes they are
lab
That kind. never mind Is it a cat in a hat?
This is one kind of dog that's good for a 13-year old, http://dogtime.com/golden-retriever.html
Herding dogs are quite good, but any dog that is quick and light-footed
Black Lab
depends what kind of dog you want, and who you get it from. but usually about $200 to $800.
in MY opinion......kind of !
well it depends on what kind of dog it is but i think kaloe is really cute name for a dog ^_^
a dog good with other dogs or experienced with cats
i think that a good name for that kind of breed is whatever you want it to be. it is your dog
I would recommend getting a dog mixed with a poodle. Poodle mixes are very kind and good with children. Those are good if you want a small dog. If you are looking for a larger selection, I recommend a lab or golden retriever.