Service Dog Definition
A service dog is a working dog individually trained to perform specific tasks directly related to a person's physical, sensory, psychiatric, or intellectual disability. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), these trained dogs can legally accompany their handlers into almost all public areas
Please note that we train service dogs, and emotional support animals, however ESA’s do not have public access rights and are
🥏2 Week Public Access ($850)🥏
A two week board & train of touching up tasks & public access for you & your pup.
🥏TASK: Under🥏
Teach your dog how to go under things like benches, chairs, tables, & more!
🥏TASK: Center🥏
Teaching pup how to sit in between your legs!
🥏TASK: Deep pressure therapy 🥏
When laying down, or sitting it can be beneficial to have your dog apply pressure to you for an extended period of time!