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After thousands of hours of training, nearly two years of care, and a million treats, we are delighted to announce that Fortune has been matched and is now working as a hearing service dog.
Every good hero has an origin story, and here is Fortune’s.
After being hand-selected, Fortune traveled from Iowa to Paragon Service Dogs to begin his service dog journey, an immense feat! Fortune was determined to succeed, but he needed some help. To help him on this tremendous endeavor, there was a very special trainer waiting for him—Chris Towne.
Fortune was raised at Wyoming Medium Correctional Institute (WMCI) in Torrington, Wyoming, as part of Paragon’s PAWS’Abilities program. There, Chris was ready to teach him all the foundational skills he would need to succeed.
The PAWS’Abilities trainers go above and beyond, caring for and training our service dogs in training 24 hours a day. For Fortune, that included providing special care after he injured his leg. Chris carried the large lab whenever he needed to go outside, found ways to entertain him while his mobility was limited, and kept him sharp on his training throughout his recovery. All that work paid off!
When we welcomed Fortune into advanced training, Paragon trainers were thrilled to meet a dog with solid skills, an optimistic personality, and a love of working. During the week, Fortune trained on-site, went on outings, and continued to solidify his sound alerts. But every weekend, he needed not only a place to stay, but also extra guidance as he learned to live in a house and navigate the world.
That’s where Barb, her husband Tom, and Colleen came in. Fortune was incredibly lucky to receive not only the love and care of one weekend companion, but two homes! From Thursday to Monday, Fortune stayed with either Barb or Colleen, alternating weeks. They didn’t just give Fortune a place to stay—they remained dedicated to his training, bringing him along to as many Paragon volunteer outings and classes as possible.
Fortune’s weekends were full of adventure, with the perfect amount of play and relaxation. Together, Chris, Barb, Tom, and Colleen helped mold an eager puppy into one of the best demo dogs Paragon has ever had.
Fortune gave presentations to large groups, participated in outdoor events, and attended tons of festivals during his time at Paragon. Soon, he was ready for the next step: Team Training!
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