Once you reach out, we’ll get back to you as soon as we can to schedule a consult. This is a chance for us to get to know you and your dog and you get to know us, hear what’s been going on, and talk about what you’d love to see change. We’ll walk you through your options so you can choose the program that feels like the best fit for you.

We’re fully committed to giving you and your dog the best experience possible. Every dog is different, so we tailor the training to what actually works for your dog and we stick with you throughout the process. While we don’t offer a formal guarantee (because dogs aren’t robots!), we’re here to support you every step of the way. Our goal is to give you the tools, confidence, and real-world skills to keep the progress going long after training ends. We're not just here to teach your dog—we're here to help you both succeed, together.

Absolutely. Since we only offer private training, you’re involved every step of the way. We’ll coach you through the process so you’re not just watching your dog improve, you’re the reason they do. That way, the training works not just during sessions, but in real life, with you in the lead.

No problem. Just reach out and tell us about your dog, we’ll set up a time to talk and walk you through your options, so you feel confident choosing what fits best.

Yes! We specialize in helping people train their own service dogs. Whether you’re starting from scratch or already have a dog in mind, we’ll guide you through each step—obedience, task training, and public access.

We train dogs for a variety of roles, including psychiatric service dogs, medical alert (such as for fainting, migraines, or blood sugar), and mobility assistance. If you're not sure if your needs qualify, we're happy to talk through it with you.

Not every dog is the right fit for service work. They need the right temperament, health, and work ethic. If you're unsure whether your dog is a good candidate, we can assess them and give you honest feedback before moving forward.

I’ve been training service dogs since 2016 and specialize in guiding both dogs and handlers through every step of the journey, from early foundations all the way to advanced task work and public access. I’m certified through a professional dog training school where I trained under renowned dog trainers and hold accreditations with the AKC as a Canine Good Citizen evaluator and Temperament Test certified trainer. My programs are designed not just to teach tasks, but to build reliable, well-mannered dogs who can truly make a difference in their handler’s life. I stay current on ADA guidelines and tailor training to each individual’s needs, whether that means preparing for busy public environments or supporting independence at home. You're not just getting a trainer. You’re getting a partner who understands the emotional weight of this journey and is here to support you every step of the way.

Yes! While I don’t place dogs myself, I can absolutely help guide you through the process. I’ll give you advice on what to look for in a potential service dog candidate (things like temperament, age, and energy level) to help set you up for success from the very beginning.

While there’s no official government certification for service dogs in the U.S., we do offer a variety of test, along with our own personalized service dog test when your dog is ready. This helps ensure they’re working reliably and confidently in the real world.

It depends on your dog, your needs, and how much time you’re able to put into training. On average, it takes 1–2 years to fully train a reliable service dog. We’ll help you build a plan that fits your timeline and goals.