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Stumbling on his oversized paws, Dobby looks like any other mischievous border collie puppy. But when his owner Naomi Hough calls him, he obliviously continues his game of chase and chew with the other dogs. The feisty puppy is actually both deaf and blind. Dobby owes his life to dog trainer Maddie Johnson, who has dedicated her career to changing public perceptions of dogs with disabilities. "People are often hesitant to adopt deaf and blind dogs because there is a presumption that they are dog training hobart hard to train and live unhappy lives," she said. The 22-year-old is the only dog trainer in Tasmania that specialises in rescuing and rehabilitating dogs with special needs. The rehabilitation involves vet checks and therapy recommended by specialists. Ms Johnson pays for tests and treatment out of her own pocket, and in doing so has helped several dogs recover and find loving new families. Ms Johnson rescued three-month-old Dobby and trained him until she found him the perfect home with proud owner Ms Hough.

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