Prior to commencing our Service Dog Training program the Handler must provide a Medical Note from their Doctor stating that they have a disability & a Service Dog is required to assist with their disability.
During our intake process we will be reviewing the needs for assistance and what tasks the Service Dog will be trained for to assist with the disability.
If the Handler already has a dog we will assess suitability. If the Handler does not already have a dog, we will discuss needs and assist with puppy/dog selection.
We offer a variety of training options. Please inquire for details.
Our Public Access test skills is in line with Provincial Public Access testing, with the addition of further skills we often see teams utilizing. Teams must recertify annually.
In order to qualify as a Service Dog, the Service Dog must provide tasks that assist with the disability the handler is living with. Upon successful completion Service Dog Teams receive an ID Card with their information & a QR code that will direct those requesting verification to a private page that has their complete information.
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