Wow Sam! That was cool to watch- you have overcame a lot of boundaries... I have too but not as many... I recently graduated from university with my service dog, Moxie by my side. She was my "co-valedictorian" and wore a custom made cap, gown, and hood with her harness..... I would love to talk to you sometime if you're interested- I am hoping to compile more stories like ours :) I hope that you are well and that Mason is too. Did you end up having to retire him? I know very well what that's like... it's very difficult but you know you're doing the best thing for your dog... I retired my 1st dog a year ago and got Moxie.... She's a handful and has HUGE paw prints to fill! She's doing good so far but isn't where Luna was (YET!).. Anyways, here's an article about Moxie and I in case you want to check it out... plus it.does have cute pics of Moxie in her cap and gown (not sure what range of vision you have now- it didn't really specify...) Thanks again for sharing your story! The more positive press about service dogs that we can get,the better! I firmly believe that it helps us to be more widely known about and educates the public more on our companions and the need for them! calgaryherald.com/news/local-news/mount-royal-grad-credits-service-dog-for-changing-my-life