Service Dog Training Sessions

 

Initial Virtual Evaluation

  • $25

  • 5-10 minute brief virtual ( facetime, zoom, googlemeet) to introduce yourself and your needs to the trainer. 

After this discussion, the trainer will let you know if you may book the initial in-person service dog evaluation. 

Initial In Person Service Dog Prospect Evaluation

    • $325  ( Less the $25 from the virtual appointment) = $300

    • 1-1.5 hour in-person evaluation with subsequent emailed report; if determined to be a viable service dog prospect may proceed to service dog training services.

    • After this evaluation, You will  sign the  specific service dog additional waiver. 

Service Dog In Training: Premium Support Package 

    • 10 pack: $2,500

    • Includes 1 hr training sessions, comprehensive notes, email support, text support, weekly check-ins via call or virtual. 

Service Dog In Training Package: Standard                              

    • 10 pack:  $2,000

    • Includes 1 hour training sessions, comprehensive notes, and email support.  

Continued Training Packages: 

    • 5-packs $825 (165/session)

    • For service dogs looking for additional training refinements and maintenance

Form/Acknowledgements to Sign:

  • Agreement to commit to properly care for the dog. 

  • Agreement to not use prong collars, shock collars, or choke chains otherwise we will end the training relationship with them. 

  • Acknowledgement that being a service dog candidate does NOT mean their dog is guaranteed to become a service dog, and that not all candidates are suitable for this rigorous job. 

  • Acknowledgement that service dog training takes a minimum of 6-12 months, but often longer, and commitment to training. 

  • Agreement to not falsely label their dog or take their dog into non-pet-friendly spaces until the dog is adequately trained and ready, and the trainer and client agree upon it. 

  • Acknowledgement that the trainer will not verify your dog as a service dog for situations such as flights or transports until the dog is fully trained. 

  • Acknowledgement that service dogs, even once fully trained, will require ongoing training support in order to maintain skills and address any issues that may arise.