We thought we'd start the week with the view our client, Frankie, comes round to when she regains consciousness after a POTS collapse.

Her assistance dog, Caz, will have given her a warning that it's going to happen so she can lie down and avoid injury. This face means; ''Ah,…

Medical Detection Dog in training, Gem, is a shiny, happy girl who loves to greet you with a toy (or failing that, a shoe).

She enjoys a tummy rub, food and running as fast as she can, ideally with a friend but it's not essential, in no particular order.

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Read how Medical Alert Assistance Dog, Jules, alerts client, Jade, to oncoming #pots episodes, even when she’s at vet school in Vet Times

In case you missed it, here’s our piece on BBC Morning Live today 📺 We talked to presenter, Dr James Greenwood, about our brand new bowel #Cancer detection project and with the help of Bio Detection Dog, Willow, we showed viewers how dogs can smell the odour of the disease in urine…

This is not a drill! Tune in to BBC Morning Live at 9.55 to see our bowel cancer dogs in action 🎥

Logan is a trainee Medical Detection Dog who is preparing for his final assessment where he'll show off skills like recall, heelwork, settles and waits.

He's a friendly, happy boy who loves everyone he meets and of course they're all his best friends.

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Happy #BankHolidayWeekend from everyone at Medical Detection Dogs.

We hope you're feeling fresh a as daisy like Medical Alert Assistance Dog in training, Jarvis, and enjoy the long weekend.

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Medical Alert Assistance Dog in training, Winnie, helped her Socialiser at the pawling station #vote

Look who's gone and perfected her 'sit' despite her tender years 👏

Minnie came to our Centre and showed off her new skills - what a clever girl!

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It was lovely to have Anne-Marie Wallace and Rob Adams from the Alright, Pet? podcast on BBC Sounds at our Centre this week.

Bio Detection Dog, Peanut and Medical Alert Assistance Dog, Mabel and client, Lauren, helped us show them our work and we’ll let you know when the podcast…

It's a jolly, Holly #Chewsday today.

She's a Medical Alert Assistance Dog in training and learning to settle with a chew is a useful part of her early training as she builds up her public access locations.

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Medical Alert Assistance Dog, Benjy, has been working hard on his recall on free runs, especially in places he knows well and feels extra comfortable, and has been such a good boy. Luckily for us, his walks are extra pretty at the moment too!

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Rosie is learning to become a Bio Detection Dog.

She's passed all her assessments with flying colours and will soon be ready to start sniffing for the odour of a specific disease such as #Parkinsons #bowelcancer #prostatecancer or #UTI

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5 years of Betty🥳

She's always been a playful girl and loves nothing more than a game with her tennis ball.

She's a UTI detection dog by trade and her ball is also her reward of choice in the training room.

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Mango, nominated herself as Chair and would like your attention while we tell you about her important new job.

She's learning the odour of #bowelcancer so she could help deliver an accurate, non-invasive and more sensitive method of early stage detection.
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We're running our first daytime webinar next week for those who can’t make our regular evening sessions.

Join us at 2pm on Tuesday to find out about the science behind the sniff and hear from one of our client partnerships.

Click here to book your place register.enthuse.com/ps/event/Super…

If you're putting things in your Amazon basket this weekend would you consider adding something from our wishlist please?

We need equipment from toys to toothbrushes and bowls to leads and of course the all important treat rewards!

Thank you so much 🦴

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Dixie alerts Freya to #pots collapses. Before Dixie, Freya relied on constant supervision from her parents, had to give up her hobbies and became isolated which impacted on her mental wellbeing.

Freya says: 'She's incredible and has not missed an alert.'

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