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Hi, my name is Kaelie and I'm a twenty-year-old girl Who has physical disabilities there for I use a wheelchair to get around and because of that I can't pick things up off the floor so five years ago I got my service dog. His name is Levi he is a six-year-old red golden retriever. I live with my mom in Iowa in the USA. My parents are split up, so I go in between them with Levi, but we mainly stay with my mom. In my free time I like to be outside and watch YouTube, play with my dogs. Me and Levi try to train as much as possible.


Bye for now from Kaelie and Levi

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