20 YEARS OF DOG TRAINING EXPERIENCE
Service dog training for life’s important moments. Everyday training for all the moments in between. Let’s build a stronger partnership, together.
Purposeful skills.
A partnership built around you.
SERVICE DOG TRAINING
Service dog work starts with a person’s needs. Specific tasks, everyday manners, and a strong connection come together in a partnership with purpose.
A PARTNERSHIP WITH PURPOSEA service dog is trained to do specific work or tasks that help with a person’s disability. Let’s talk about the skills that could support your daily life—and the training path for you and your dog.
Talk service dog trainingDIFFERENT TASKS. PERSONAL PURPOSE.
Explore common roles and task examples, then call to discuss which training goals fit your needs and your dog.
Retrieving dropped objects or bringing a needed item can help a handler with a mobility disability navigate daily routines.
Specific trained actions may interrupt a psychiatric episode or prompt a medication routine, based on the handler’s disability-related needs.
Some service dogs are trained to signal a medical change, such as high or low blood sugar. Alert tasks are specific to the individual.
Response work focuses on assistance during or after an episode, such as bringing a phone or medication. Response tasks are distinct from advance alerts.
Trained alerts help a person who is deaf or hard of hearing notice important sounds or the presence of another person.
Guide work supports navigation and related tasks for a person who is blind or has low vision.
Your needs lead the conversation.
Let’s discuss the tasks and training options that fit your situation.
Learn about service dog roles: ADA service animal FAQs ADA task definitions
AND FOR EVERYDAY LIFE, TOO
From the first “sit” to your next training goal, there’s plenty to learn together.
02Little paws, lots to learn. Start with routines, early manners, and the basics of growing up together.
Start off strong
03Make the everyday feel easier. Work on useful skills for walks, home life, and adventures beyond the front door.
Build good habits
04Big feelings or a new challenge? Let’s talk about focus, calmer responses, and what you’d like to work on next.
Find your next stepHave something else in mind? Let’s talk about your training goals
20 YEARS OF DOG TRAINING EXPERIENCE
We bring 20 years of dog training experience to the conversation. Your dog’s personality, your daily life, and your goals help shape the next step.
Give us a call and leave a message. Share a little about your dog and what you’d love to work on.
For service dog training, we’ll start with your needs and the tasks you have in mind. Together, we’ll discuss a suitable training direction.
Build skills together and work toward the moments that matter, one step at a time.
GOOD QUESTIONS
A few things you might be wondering.
Start with a conversation. Call us to discuss your needs, your dog, and the tasks you have in mind. We’ll talk through which training options fit your situation and what the next steps could look like.
No. Under the ADA, a service dog performs trained work or tasks related to a person’s disability. Comfort from a dog’s presence alone does not qualify. Psychiatric service dogs perform specific trained actions. Read the ADA’s explanation ↗
Nope! We also offer puppy foundations, everyday obedience, and other training services. Tell us what you have in mind.
Our address is available upon request. Give us a call to discuss training arrangements and location details.
Please leave your name, callback number, and a little about your dog and your training goals. We’re often training, so leaving a message is the best way to introduce yourself.
GOOD THINGS START WITH HELLO
Tell us about your favorite four-legged teammate.