7. Stay in Position - In either a sit or down, the dog must remain in the position commanded by his/ her handler until the evaluator allows the handler to release.
8. Reaction to Another Dog - The dog should demonstrate no more than casual interest in a strange dog.
9. Reaction to Distractions - A test of confidence, the dog may show surprise when presented with noises and distractions, but not run away or show ag- gressiveness.
10. Dog Left Alone - This test shows that a dog has good manners and training.

Obedience Requirements of Owner/Handler:

1. Meet the ASH Dress Code (Closed toed shoes, long shorts are acceptable, etc.), plus wear the ap- proved Animal Assisted Activities Program (AAA) `uniform' of a bandana with program name & logo for you and your pet.
2. Attend one hour evaluation - if qualified, then attend 4 one-hour training sessions with your dog, and a 30 minute volunteer orientation designed spe- cifically for the AAA Program.

• October 14, 2004 from 7:30p.m. - 9:00 p.m. at Community Relations, Building 582
  --Individual evaluations with be conducted at Divine Canine (Maps and information will be handed out at the Orientation Meeting on October 14th.)

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