"Raising the Public's Awareness and Knowledge Regarding Service Dogs."

Saskatoon, SK, Canada
female, age 32
married
Head Service Dog Trainer
Speaks: English
Joined Nov 26, 2004

more about TD Yandt »

Hi all! The best way to get to know me would probably be to visit one of my websites. I've got a few. ;) So take a minute or two, and have a look around. Happy browsing!

http://www.noselicks.com/ --> Nose Licks & Tail Wags is my personal website. Full of great articles on dog training, and choosing the right pet for your family, as well as family photographs, some of my favorite links, and information on my upcoming projects. You can also get information on having me help you train your family dog.

http://www.caninecaptures.com --> This is my online photography portfolio. I specialize in pets, people, and prairie places. My main passion though, is for capturing candid canines. I work out of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan but I'm always willing to travel for the right subject.

http://www.myspace.com/chihuahuagrrrl --> Meet up with me at myspace.com! This is the home of my blog, and a real quick and handy way of keeping up with what's going on in my life.

http://www.chihuahualovers.com/ --> ChihuahuaLovers.com is... well... my Chihuahua site (talk about stating the obvious). Lots of photographs, articles, product reviews, pictures of famous Chihuahuas, breeder information, rescue links, and a bunch more.

http://www.cafepress.com/noselicks --> This is my "dogs galore store". Lots of t-shirts, hoodies, coasters, prints, aprons, etc. etc. All featuring my photography and fine art. There are three main sections to the store. One for Chihuahuas, one for Havanese, and one specifically for Service Dogs. The Assistance Dog section is full of products for identifying your Service Animal as a working dog when out in public. There are "do not pet" buttons, and a variety of identifying dog t-shirts (which are just a nice lightweight, casual way to identify your dog when a full vest/pack isn't necessary). Many of the shirts state "Access Required" and/or "Do Not Pet" in addition to identifying the wearer as a Service Dog.