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San Quentin inmates find new purpose by training future service dogs

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Santa Rosa-based Canine Companions for Independence has a program with San Quentin that takes puppies and lets inmates train them their basic commands. They say it helps the inmates and leads to a lower rate of recidivism.

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San Quentin inmates find new purpose by training future service dogs

Santa Rosa-based Canine Companions for Independence has a program with San Quentin that takes puppies and lets inmates train them their basic commands. They say it helps the inmates and leads to a lower rate of recidivism.

1 month ago·S F, United States
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