We specialize in Training These Service Dogs
Mobility Service Dogs
A dog who performs tasks in public to mitigate a person's disability related to mobility. Carting, opening doors, turning lights on, picking things up from the ground are examples.
Psychiatric Service Dog
A dog that is trained to perform tasks to mitigate a mental health condition, such as PTSD, anxiety or depression. Examples of tasks would include orbiting, behavior interruption, compression therapy, item retrieval.
Autism Service Dog
A dog trained to perform tasking to mitigate a spectrum disorder. Examples include orbiting, item retrieval, compression therapy, tactile stimulation and behavior interruption.
Hearing Alert Dog
A dog who performs tasks in public to mitigate a person's disability related to hearing. These dogs can help alerting to the sound of an alarm going off, a baby crying, etc. Providing independence and safety when out and about for the hearing impaired.
Heart Rate Alert Dog
A dog that is trained to alert to heart rate spikes. These dogs can early alert and respond with tasks that help re circulate blood to the brain and even get help if their handler becomes incapacitated.
Allergy Alert Dog
This is a new area of training for me, I am currently offering a discounted rate for clients seeking this training as I build my experience.
All Service Dog Training Programs Include:
Custom task list designed to meet your individual needs. With a minimum of 3 tasks, which can be performed inside or outside of the home.
Weekly in-person training sessions ensure you stay on track with your progress. We keep track of homework assignments twice a month and meet on public outings 2-3 times per month. Dual training tasking as well as public access.
At completion of training, handler will pass a public access test performed by an outside evaluator, equivalent to the Canine Good Citizen Urban Test.
100% Self train model- your dog lives with you, in your home, bonding with you, as you teach them- under my guidance and direction.
Access to your trainer anytime, Service Dogs in training get access to my personal phone number, so if a training issue or medical emergency pops up, you can reach me for help, even outside of normal business hours.
After successful completion of public access testing we provide a diploma from service dog training school! This complies with the Texas State Law HRC 121.006 which states that a person can be charged with a misdemeanor offense if he represents an animal in public who has not undergone special training to help with a disability.
