We have two service dogs in training who are now available for placement. Beans and Toast are both excited to meet their new families!
To arrange a meeting with Beans or Toast, please get in touch with us for further details.
We have a new service dog in training who is ready for placement. Spaghetti, affectionately known as “Ghetti” is ready to meet you!
If you’d like to meet Ghetti, please contact us for more information.
Looking for a trained service dog to help you navigate life?
A service dog can provide invaluable assistance to individuals with disabilities, enhancing their daily life through physical and emotional support, as well as fostering a greater sense of independence and well-being. The decision to get a service dog should be based on individual needs and lifestyle, considering the profound positive impact they can have.
For me, I consider all the hours of training Runner in intentional behaviors; or the all the time that I spent managing his ways of interacting with the environment, people, and animals; the need to purchase several iphone charger cords, cleaning his crate multiple times because he felt the need to water it. It has been a lot of work to develop him as a helper, and one with complex behaviors. As the Sacramento dog trainer, I experienced seeing all the progress that Runner made when being set up with consistency and direction to becoming an assistant to any person lucky to have him. So, when answering this question, I avoid the truth that came with his development, and say “He’ll be helping one in need, so I don’t get too saddened by his leaving.” Realistically, as a service dog trainer, I am happy to develop another dog to assist a person in need; the purpose of my skill is to continue to develop as many dogs that assist, comfort, and show responsiveness with their people, not just one.
