Train Your Dog To Be A Service Dog

If you find that you need the companionship of a service dog, you can learn more from companies like K-9 Companions Dog Training. With a service dog, your daily tasks will become simpler, and you will make a friend for life in your beloved dog. The beauty of these types of programs is that they as you to become an integral part of your companion dog’s training, thereby training both of you to work in tandem at the same time.

Since you will find yourselves working together and taking care of each other, it makes sense for the two of you to train together. Even if your needs are not solely physical, such as if you are a returning veteran dealing with post traumatic stress disorder, or you simply have problems with stress and anxiety, your pet friend will become a great source of comfort.

If you worry about upcoming social situations, such as large family gatherings or office parties, imagine taking your well-trained and beloved companion pet with you to defray any anxiety that situation might prompt.

Whether you already have a pet that you want to train or you need help finding the right puppy, your service dog training company can help you work out either situation with ease. If your existing dog is old enough, you can start training early into the process, as long as he or she has already received basic training. If you choose a puppy, you want to help it with basic training courses as it grows into an adult dog before you start a companion training program with your dog.

As soon as possible, though, you might want to ask to add your name to the waiting list, in case the waiting time is long.

With a full-service dog training center, your pet will learn many things, including opening drawers and doors, retrieving objects like keys and remote controls, retrieving anything you accidentally drop, getting help if you need it, pulling on command, turning off or on lights for you, barking to alert you of danger or the doorbell, stopping at certain objects, finding entrances and exits for facilities, detect scents, walking slowly to lead you and carrying objects.

When you want to feel like you are part of your dog’s training to become your loyal service dog, consider a non-profit organization training company, especially since you probably won’t have nearly as long of a wait.

About Jammie Morey

Jammie is of Native American descent, her family is from the Ojibway/Chippewa tribe in Mount Pleasant, Michigan. She was born and raised in Michigan and currently resides there with her daughter. She is a single parent and enjoys spending time with her daughter. Jammie is a home healthcare aide and loves what she does outside the home. Jammie is Owner of The Neat Things in Life.

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  1. I have two dogs who are certified therapy dogs through Pets on Wheels. It is amazing how dogs can impact our lives and the lives of others. We visit local nursing homes where people who haven’t spoken since arriving start talking to the dogs. The dogs really seem to seek out the people who need them most.

  2. My friend has a service dog and he is a big help to her. I know she went through training before she got her dog and then more training together.

  3. Susan McNeill says

    I always wanted to do this. Wonderful, wonderful idea!

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