Please review the Requirements & FAQs for Service Dog Candidates here.
1. We start with a 30 minute phone or video call appointment. This is when I will answer your questions, gather information about your dog and your needs and give you training recommendations to get started. $65 + gst
2. I conduct a 45 minute in-person evaluation of your dog. This is when we look at how your dog responds to some minor stressors in a new situation to see if it is appropriate to begin training him or her for service work. $90 +gst
3. Training for service work if your dog is suitable. Depending on tasks required and your dog's foundation skills, this process may take 1-2 years but can take longer. Package rates are the same as my private training package rates.
4. Follow-up support with private lessons, this may be in-person or online/virtual when appropriate. These sessions help to maintain your dog’s training throughout their Service Dog working career. Group classes for maintenance may be offered in the future.
In Canada, the Federal Government defines Service Dogs as certified assistance animals that help handlers with a disability. According to the Accessible Transportation for Persons with Disabilities Regulations (ATPDR) in Canada a Service Dog is an animal that: has been individually trained by an organization or person specializing in service dog training AND performs a task to assist a person with a disability with a need related to their disability.
The British Columbia administration defines Service Dogs and handlers with disabilities in their “Guide Dog and Service Dog Act”.
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