Yevette HoYevette Ho is a writer, trainer, and disability advocate based in Canberra, Australia. Living with PTSD and chronic illness, she shares her honest journey of resilience, independence, and partnership alongside her golden retriever assistance dog, Yosi.With more than 15 years of experience in coaching, training, and community work, Yevette brings a practical, force-free approach shaped by real-world handling, welfare-focused decision-making, and lived experience outside traditional assistance dog systems. Her work centres on clarity, sustainability, and ethical practice for both humans and dogs.Yevette is the founder of YoPaws, an initiative offering disability-aware guidance across assistance dog, therapy dog, and companion dog journeys. Through YoPaws, she supports owner-trainers with suitability and dog selection, expectation-setting, and long-term partnership development, helping handlers navigate their journeys with confidence rather than pressure.Through her writing, advocacy, and hands-on work, Yevette champions disability inclusion, ethical assistance dog practice, and the enduring bond between humans and dogs, grounded in compassion, realism, and stubborn hope. Read More Read Less