Fully Trained Service Dogs (SD’s) and Service Dogs in Training (SDIT)
Currently Trained Psychiatric Service Dogs & Service Dogs in Training
Fully trained and certified service dogs play a vital role in enhancing the independence and quality of life for individuals with various disabilities. Their extensive training ensures they are reliable companions that can perform critical tasks to help their handlers navigate everyday challenges. A combination of basic obedience, public access training, task-specific skills, and socialization makes them effective and invaluable to those they support.
Each of these dogs, assuming their training continues successfully without any setbacks, and they do not “career change”—meaning they have the potential to become both happy and well-adjusted pets—will eventually be placed with a suitable handler who is in need of a dedicated service dog. This thoughtful pairing will ensure that the dog is specifically trained to meet the unique needs of their handler, creating a mutually beneficial relationship for both parties involved.
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Hazel - 1 year old Goldendoodle
Mystique - 1 year old Golden Retriever
Spectre - 1 year old Golden Retriever
Raylan - 8 month old Labrador Retriever
Pinta - 2 year old Bernese Mt Dog
Leiah - 1 year old Golden Retriever
Honey - 10 month old Golden Retriever
Ruckus - 8 month old Labrador Retriever
Frankie - 8 month old Golden Retriever
Macallen - 6 month old Golden Retriever
Lenzee - 2.5 year old Golden Retriever
Logan - 2 year old Goldendoodle
Ottom - 8 month old Golden Retriever
Glenmore - 6 month old Golden Retriever
Marley - 11 month old Golden Retriever
Rascal - 8 month old Labrador Retriever
Talisker - 6 month old Golden Retriever
Finlay - 6 month old Golden Retriever