Service Dog Training
What is a Service Dog?
A service dog is a dog specially trained to assist someone with a disability.
Our service dogs perform a minimum of 2 tasks directly related to a person’s disability. Special training in a public setting ensures they can work anywhere needed.
Tasks can include (but are not limited to) item retrieval, search & rescue (SAR), alerts, and deep pressure therapy.
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Our team is ready to assist you with any questions or service inquiry’s you may have.
Training Information
Our service dogs are trained to the highest standards while meeting all applicable ADA requirements. We work with both puppies and adult dogs that successfully pass our service dog assessment to ensure each dog is well-suited for service work.
Training focuses on developing reliable behavior, strong obedience, and task-specific skills tailored to support an individual’s disability. Each service dog program includes advanced obedience training in both home and public settings, temperament testing, crate training, and AKC Canine Good Citizen testing.
Dogs are trained in a minimum of two disability-specific tasks (more if needed) and receive lifetime support, including free training tune-up sessions. Service dogs are also provided with appropriate vesting and patches, along with guidance on any required medical documentation.
For more information or to schedule an assessment, please contact us to determine if this program is the right fit.
