Monroe prison inmates help train service dogs

MONROE, Wash. -- A pack of dogs earned their training diplomas Wednesday with the help of inmates doing hard time. A group of prisoners at Monroe work with the dogs that will soon become service animals."After being in prison 21 years, you get to wake up in the morning and the first thing you got is a four-legged furry dog breathing down your neck wanting some attention," said Darin Dodge, inmate and dog trainer.The men behind bars who volunteered for the program quickly realized the benefit of

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