Training Overview
- PTSD
- Autism assistance
- Seizure alert and assistance
- Medical alerts for high/low glucose events
- Mobility assistance
- Traumatic Brain Injury
- Hearing alert and more!
Service dogs decrease the disabled party’s dependence upon human assistance. They help to lighten the load of the disabled as well as other members of the family. Service dog training is molded to fit the specific needs of the individual. Our service dogs also come with free lifetime follow-up. We take the time to educate the owner/handler/helper on how to maintain the dog’s training throughout her lifetime of service.
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According to the Americans with Disabilities Act, a service dog is one “that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability…. The task(s) performed by the dog must be directly related to the person’s disability.” Some states recognize other animals as service animals but only dogs are recognized on a national level. Unfortunately, the ADA’s definition does not include therapy dogs or emotional support dogs.
Due to the intense amount of time/effort in socialization, service dog training tends to be expensive. Training can take from 6-24 months to complete, depending upon the number of tasks to be trained. We often have puppies or young adults who have already conquered the basics and are eager to begin their specialized training. Check our For Sale page for dogs available for service dog work.
Contact us for your next service dog: 800-795-4201 extension #2.
Do you desire to train service dogs on a professional level? Consider our Service Dog Trainer course! Classes are forming now.