I drew my IRL dogs to the best of my ability. I'm not used to drawing real animals, so it's not 100% accurate to what they look like.

On the left is my mini aussie puppy, Tillie. She is just under 6 months old now. She's VERY interactive with her paws and will smack you if you ignore her. She's also very dramatic and will scream over small things (one time poop got stuck in her butt fur and she screamed like someone was trying to kill her.) When she's older and calmer, I'd like to see if she has potential to become a therapy dog to volunteer at the local rehab facility or a care home. But she's too much puppy for that right now.

On the right is my lab/poodle mutt, Annie. Annie is my fully task-trained service dog. She's almost 3.5 years old, and she alerts to panic attacks before they happen, responds to panic attacks when they do happen, retrieves dropped items (on high pain days I have lower mobility), assists with balance (counterbalance, non-weight bearing), and preforms a "follow" guide task to help me stay with whoever I'm out shopping with when I'm dissociating. Although she's an amazing and well trained dog.... she loves to steal butter off of the counter when nobody is looking. Good thing we've started keeping the butter in the fridge.

Both of their collars were sewn by me. Unfortunately I was dumb and didn't make them Adjustable so Tillie's is a bit big and she doesn't wear it as her primary collar. I just did it for the drawing lol.