A1c Sugar Dog Events

       Lady walking her Standard Poodle Sugar Dog!

Our best activity every day is walking our dogs.  Get up and go!  Pat did and she literally walked off her diabetes medication.  So did Jani who is now living a very healthy life in CA!  Irene, Cappy and Max walked a lot and Irene’s reduced her insulin intake to zero! Great work!  Please test your BG before exercising and follow your doctor’s orders about when NOT to exercise.  (Generally, we are advised not to exercise if the BG is above 250 or below 100 if we are on insulin; however, every person is different.  Ask your doctor for your numbers.)

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In the global community of Sugar Dogs International, it is impossible for us to list every Pet activity.  Your community may offer Pet events too.  As Dr. Deepak Chopra says, “Google it.”

We encourage you to get out and take your Sugar Dog!  Our local FL community relies on THE NEW BARKER, our official dog magazine, to get the word out on socialization events for dogs and their people. Please share your photos and events with them!  PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TODAY!

The New Barker – Florida’s TOP DOG Magazine

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Remeber when you are walking your Sugar Dog that is is perfectly 
OK to limit others "petting" your service dog.  If they ask to 
pet, it is OK to say "No, Sugar Dog's Name is a working service 
dog and while it may look like a simple walk to you, s/he's 
working." Generally, people 'get it' that it's distracting to 
the dog.  This is a nice time to say, 
"Check out Sugar Dogs International online at SugarDogs.org."

Please be mindful that some people, especially parents with small 
children imply that the kids should be able to pet the dog anyway.  
Paula doesn't want the children wiping their germy hands on her 
dog that she relies upon medically in her bed at night.  She 
tries to avoid saying all that to parents but that is the bottom 
line of others petting your service dog.  It's germy.

Your Sugar Dog may alert to someone else while you are out and about.  
If you decide to share the alert with the other person, please be 
mindful of their privacy as to medical matters.  If it happens and 
others are receptive, please say, 
"Check out Sugar Dogs International online at SugarDogs.org."

These tips are just a taste of our lessons and how easy they are 
to learn and utilize with your own diabetic alert service dog.

Also available:  personal training visit to your area is easily 
arranged.  Please email us prior to scheduling our lodging, dietary 
and transportation requirements:  MySugarDogs@gmail.com

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Black Poodle with Jesus at the Rainbow Bridge

Unfortunately, we no longer post future events to protect our family, our service dogs and our property.  For a private conversation, email Paula at MySugarDogs@gmail.com and arrange a visit or a private session in your future.

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You are welcome to contact Paula by email with any questions or concerns after reviewing the Frequently Asked Questions & Honest Ansers Page.  She generally responds within 24 to 48-hours.  Please keep in mind that she is a Type 1 Diabetic since 1966 and takes her own health very seriously.

Email:  MySugarDogs@gmail.com & please use the subject line:  Sugar Dogs

Please see FloridaPoodleRescue.org website for info on the annual Christmas Parade “Here come the Poodles!” and annual Poodle Picnic (please bring a dish to share).  Additionally, see also the Facebook page of Florida Poodle Rescue for its Poodle auction fundraisers.  This event is an online auction managed by artist Evi Green and is truly amazing.  Enjoy and help the non-profit Florida Poodle Rescue, Inc. at the same time.

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