Question

An assistance dog is a dog trained to help a person with a disability. The dog helps that person get around in daily life. Many of these dogs are trained by special organizations. Others are trained by professional trainers and their owner. There are three kinds of assistance dogs. The first, guide dogs, help the blind. The second are hearing dogs. They help people who are deaf or hard of hearing. The last group is a service dog. Service dogs help with people who cannot use their arms or legs. What is this paragraph mostly about? A. hearing disabilities B. assistance dogs C. professional trainers D. guide and hearing dogs

Answer 1

This paragraph is mostly about assistance dogs and the three kinds of assistance dogs that exist: guide dogs, hearing dogs, and service dogs. Assistance dogs are trained to help people with disabilities get around in daily life. While some of these dogs are trained by special organizations, others are trained by professional trainers and their owners .

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