i'm joined by chloe fuller. she's a tv pet expert. but you have very special dogs, don't you? yeah.to help me with my disability. and here at dogfest, we do the super spaniel show, which is a show that demonstrates all of the different ways that different types of assistance dogs, so notjust mine, can help you over the course of 2a hours. so yeah, it's quite special. because people obviously know about guide dogs, but they might not necessarily know about different types of assistance dogs. so what do your spaniels do for you? oh, all sorts. so they get me undressed. they put the clothes in and out of the washing machine. they can get me my shopping, they can pick up anything i drop, tidy up the house. there are all sorts of different things that dogs can do. and like you say, i think we often are aware of guide dogs, maybe even hearing dogs, but perhaps not about the rarer types of assistance dogs like mine. before you had these dogs, did you have any idea that dogs could do what they do for you? no, actually, iwas a very stubborn and independent teenager. and when i became disable

i�*m joined by chloe fuller, she�*s a tv pet expert. but you have very special dogs, don�*t you?ut different types of assistance dogs. so what do your spaniels do for you? oh, all sorts, so they get me undressed. they put the clothes in and out of the washing machine. they can get me my shopping, they can pick up anything i drop, tidy up the house. there are all sorts of different things that dogs can do. and like you say, i think we often are aware of guide dogs, maybe even hearing dogs, but perhaps not about the rarer types of assistance dogs like mine. before you had these dogs, did you have any idea that dogs could do what they do for you? no, actually, iwas a very stubborn and independent teenager. and when i became disabled at 13, i didn�*t know how to adapt to a life with a disability. and i got a dog, mr ted here, who was a sock thief. and when i saw him running off with socks, i thought, hang on a minute, i think there�*s something in this. and so i put the sock on my foot and suddenly, because he wanted to steal it, he pulled it off my foot and i was like, voila, my dog

chloe paquet of france. we caught up with our tennis correspondent russell fuller ahead of that match, and he told us the omensnto this one. well, the good knees for harriet dart, she is actually played chloe, and she's won three of the four matches. a very good year for harriet dart, she had that win against katie bolter, the second out of wimbledon was basically disappointed though to throw a very promising position in the final set of her third round match there, but she often does, she bounced back well. she generally seems to be full of confidence, she's been coached by her mother because her actual coach doesn't travel and her mum who has quite a tennis history herself is a schoolteacher so she is certainly available for the first week of the us open. there might be a conflict of interest in week number two as the school year begins. captain suzann pettersen says it was an "obvious" choice to select probably taking in a lot of the atmosphere and probably enjoying that. atmosphere and probably en'oying that. , . ~ , ., , that. yes, and i think very wary also of the _ that. yes, and i think very wary also