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Nearly 10 million people in the UK experience some degree of hearing loss. That’s one person in every six. Over half a million are severely or profoundly deaf. Can dogs help them? In today’s interview Julie Bradford, a dog trainer working for a charity, Hearing Dogs for Deaf People, will tell us how.
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Which of the following statements is FALSE about Julie’s organization?
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What are hearing dogs trained to do?
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When are hearing dogs socialized?
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One of the problems of hearing loss is that
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Why is the dark red jacket hearing dogs wear useful?
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How many dogs has Julie’s organization trained?
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What does Julie really like about her job?
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Julie thinks that when training a hearing dog it is important to
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