Delta Tails

Delta Tails We help dog owners train their dogs for service work, scent detection, and pet manners.

21/09/2025

A month ago, Quimby was diagnosed with IVDD.

She is getting older, and her discs are beginning to bulge into her spinal cord.

She has shown signs of this for several years, but I didn’t know until recently that they were all connected. I didn’t know what to ask the vets for, and I trusted that my small observations would be investigated.

I will always wish that I pushed harder or did more early on, but I didn’t have the knowledge I needed to to help her at that time.

If you are ever unsure about pain in your service dog, it is TOTALLY worth it to work with your veterinary team to thoroughly investigate.

Some other things that were helpful for us were actually two certifications I have in progress at the moment: CPCFT (canine fitness) and Dynamic Dog (Suspicion of Pain).

In the coming months, I will begin offering these services to help service dog handlers like me, and I can’t wait.

Send me a DM if you want to be first on the list for either of those. I’ll be starting a list soon to kick things off after certification.




Crate rest is a common occurrence in any dog’s life.Many orthopedic injuries or conditions require crate rest, as well a...
07/09/2025

Crate rest is a common occurrence in any dog’s life.

Many orthopedic injuries or conditions require crate rest, as well as surgeries like neutering or spaying!

In my girl’s case, she was diagnosed with IVDD (disc disease), and has to rest strictly for about 4 weeks. But that doesn’t mean we aren’t still training because it is key for her happy brain.

These posts show the list of things we’ve compiled that can be done laying down to work your dog’s brain even on rest.

Though with anything medical, vet approval should be given before starting!

What laying down tricks or behaviors would you add to this list? I’d love more ideas!



I recently saw a video of someone upset with the idea of a disability “hierarchy.”They were upset that someone might be ...
31/08/2025

I recently saw a video of someone upset with the idea of a disability “hierarchy.”

They were upset that someone might be considered more disabled than them because they also have needs.

And I get it!

No one wants their struggles downplayed or their needs not met.

But to dismiss the fact that someone might have more needs than you is not helpful.

Disabilities range in severity, areas of impact, and access needs.

What might be a NEED for me might feel like only a minor inconvenience for you.

And along with the spectrum of needs and barriers disabled people face in general, there are also disabled people struggling with the impacts of race, gender, sexuality, and financial status.

As people in the disability community, and especially those of us who are white, cis, straight, or not struggling financially, we need to speak up for those who are less privileged than us.

If we consider the MOST hindered, marginalized groups when making decisions for our businesses, homes, governments, etc, everyone else will also benefit.







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