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IN PHOTOS: Dog training by inmates in prisons
First day with new pup
A PIOC sits with his pup on their first day together at Stanley Correctional Institutio.
Lori Patrouille, Warden’s Secretary
Heel
Dog learns the heel position next to a wheelchair at Stanley Correctional Institutio.
Lori Patrouille, Warden’s Secretary
Iris
Iris goes for a walk at Stanley Correctional Institution.
Lori Patrouille
Puppy Love 3
A dog hugs its trainer at Stanley Correctional Institution.
Lori Patrouille, Warden’s Secretary
Dog and walker
A dog learns to assist someone with a walker at the prison.
Lori Patrouille, Warden’s Secretary
Iris and trainer
Iris the dog with trainer at Stanley Correctional Institution.
Lori Patrouille, Warden’s Secretary
Learning commands
This young pup learns to ”come” to its trainer at Stanley Correctional Institution.
Lori Patrouille, Warden’s Secretary
Stanley Correctional Institution sign
Signage outside of Stanley Correctional Institution.
Audrey Korte | Wisconsin State Journal
Stanley Correctional Institution PAWS and Can Do Canines Team
