Private Service Dog Training
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During the initial home interview we discuss your disability-related needs and determine the best dog and training to meet those needs. If you already have a dog, we will test and evaluate your dog to see if he has the correct temperament and trainability to become a Service Dog. Service Dog training can be conducted through private sessions, boarding and training or a combination of the two. We will guide you and your dog through Public Access as well as Task Training.
How much does private service dog training cost?
Private Lesson Rates:
$175 per hour at your home or within your community.
$150 per hour if within 50miles of Morada, CA or remote.
Boarding and Training Rate:
$1050 per week.
How many lessons will we need?
The number of lessons depends on your needs. A training plan and timeline are discussed during the first session.
When are private lessons available?
We offer flexible scheduling including evening and weekend sessions.
Dog Training Services
Private Dog Obedience Lessons
Boarding & Training
Private Service Dog Training
Field Dog Training
Workout Session
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My beloved Josie is a phenomenal hearing dog. I first learned about hearing dogs through a friend who referred me and one thing led to another, I was able to register for a fully trained hearing dog who helps me stay alert at times even when my hearing aids are in, but especially so when I'm resting or got the tv on and I can't hear the door or phone. Thank you Glenn and Ashley for the incredible support you've given me along the way.
Roo and I bonded very quickly. She came home with us every night after training class, so we could practice what we learned in class. We've continued to train Roo with new sound work skills: to alert me when the timer on the stove goes off and when the tea kettle whistles. One of her most useful and common skills is to take me to my wife, Pat, when Pat sends her for me. But this actually works both ways: many times I send Roo to fetch Pat. One of the best things about Roo is her companionship -- she constantly makes me laugh. She not only puts a smile on my face, but on most everyone that comes in contact with her.