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Service Dogs to Walk in Inaugural Parade

Published January 16, 2013

After the public swearing-in of President Obama on Monday, thousands of people will line a 2.5 kilometer route through downtown Washington to enjoy the inaugural parade. Besides bands and dance troupes, some four-legged marchers will also take part. VOA’s Deborah Block tells us about the service dogs from Canine Companions for Independence.

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