More than a dozen dogs graduated Wednesday from the Pups, Prisoners and Patriots Program at Lovelock State Prison in Nevada. The program aims to help inmates regain a sense of trust and responsibility, while also helping veterans and first responders after the dogs graduate. Two inmates share one dog every 12 weeks and prepare them for graduation. The dogs stay in the cell and the inmates train them every day. During the 12-week programs, the dogs get trained to help their soon-to-be owners with everyday tasks.