The phrase "aid dog" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to "service dog" or "assistance dog," which are terms used for dogs trained to help individuals with disabilities.
Example: "She relies on her aid dog to assist her with daily tasks and provide companionship."
Alternatives: "service dog" or "assistance dog".
We contend that providing a system with these characteristics will one day aid dogs in learning from humans by overcoming poor or ineffective timing during training.
Ginger can aid a dog by disinfecting his colon of harmful bacteria, and promote good antibodies.
Of late assistance dogs have received growing attention as a means of aiding children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
Speaking of Britain's laws, killing wild mammals with the aid of dogs, as the Exmoor hunt was trying to do, is forbidden.
The act contains certain conditions for "exempt hunting" that allow the killing of wild mammals with the aid of dogs - if "as soon as possible after being found or flushed out the wild mammal is shot dead by a competent person".
Kalahari truffles are the cheapest of the bunch (at least 100 times cheaper than their European relatives), and in Namibia, truffle hunters don't require the aid of dogs or hogs -- only their well-trained eyes.
During a scene on the road, Daryl reveals a plastic bag of Merle's drug stash he originally kept in hiding from the crew, only bringing it out to aid T-Dog's rising fever.
To reduce the risk of aspiration pneumonia and to aid swallowing dogs should be fed from a height and with small meals 4 6 times daily.
Before performing first aid on your dog, be certain that your dog is actually choking and not dealing with another issue like an illness.
After expanding their search westward into Jones Beach State Park early on Monday, search teams aided by dogs found a skull as well as what officials said was a bag that appeared to contain the "upper and lower" extremities of another human being.
