Facility Trained Service Dogs

ALL STAGE CANINE DEVELOPMENT

Our Facility Trained Service Dog Training Program is a comprehensive, individualized program designed to develop reliable service dogs capable of supporting their handlers in everyday life.

Each program is customized to meet the specific disability-related needs of the client, ensuring both the handler and dog develop the skills necessary for long-term success.

Program Length

Service dog training typically takes 6–12 months, depending on the dog, the complexity of tasks required, and the individual needs of the client.

Program Investment

The cost of a fully trained service dog typically ranges from:

$25,000 – $45,000

Pricing varies based on:

Training duration
Task complexity
Client-specific accommodations
Travel requirements
Number of private training sessions required

Payment Options

Clients may choose to pay the program investment in full or utilize a monthly payment plan.

Monthly payment plans typically range from:

$3,000 – $7,000 per month

Payment schedules are structured based on the scope and duration of the training program.

Dog Acquisition

The cost of the dog is separate from the training program and is the responsibility of the client.

Our team can assist in selecting an appropriate dog with the temperament and structure necessary for service work.

Monthly Care Reimbursement

During the training process, clients are responsible for monthly reimbursements covering the dog’s care, including:

Food
Grooming
Veterinary care
Preventative health treatments
Training equipment and tools

These reimbursements ensure the dog receives proper care throughout the program.

Training Components

Obedience Foundation

Dogs are trained in reliable obedience including:

Sit
Down
Stay
Recall
Loose leash walking
Place
Leave it
Advanced obedience reliability

Public Access Training

Dogs are trained to remain calm, focused, and well-mannered in public environments including:

Restaurants
Stores
Public transportation
Medical offices
Crowded environments

Personal Life Skills Training

Training is tailored to support the handler’s daily lifestyle and environment, ensuring the dog can function effectively in real-world situations.

Disability-Specific Task Training

Each service dog is trained to perform specific tasks that directly mitigate the client’s disability.

Examples may include:

Medical alert or response
Deep pressure therapy
Retrieval tasks
Interrupting behaviors
Mobility assistance
Anxiety or panic response

Tasks are customized to the individual needs of the client.

Personalized Training Structure

Each service dog program is highly individualized and may include:

Private client training sessions
Handler education and integration
Home or workplace training sessions
Travel training when necessary
Public access field work

The goal is to create a reliable working team between handler and dog.

Program Goal

The ultimate goal of this program is to produce a stable, reliable, and highly trained service dog capable of supporting the client’s independence and quality of life.

Facility Trained Service Dogs

Program Length

Program Investment

Payment Options

Dog Acquisition

Monthly Care Reimbursement

Training Components

Obedience Foundation

Public Access Training

Personal Life Skills Training

Disability-Specific Task Training

Personalized Training Structure

Program Goal

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Facility Trained Service Dogs

Program Length

Program Investment

Payment Options

Dog Acquisition

Monthly Care Reimbursement

Training Components

Obedience Foundation

Public Access Training

Personal Life Skills Training

Disability-Specific Task Training

Personalized Training Structure

Program Goal

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Here is the difference between our
two service dog training programs