It gives them a sense of purpose. And when they know that the dog, if they succeed and the dog is fully trained that then that dog is going to be given to a fellow veterans with physical disabilities, it is a veteran helping another veteran.
Grimm highlights the purpose and responsibility veterans gain from training service dogs for others.
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