

Therapy dog at Children's Hospital Los Angeles.
A complete service dog program: advanced obedience, disability-related task training, handler training, and public-access preparation — neutrality, distraction proofing, settling, stores and public environments, crowds, elevators, real-world training, airport preparation, and air-travel readiness — ending with a final readiness evaluation. This is task and public-access training, not the sale of any federal certification or registration. A done-for-you Concierge format (~2 trainer-led sessions/week) is $3,740/month. Enrollment begins with the $200 Service Dog Candidate Assessment.
Owners preparing a dog for legitimate service or therapy work — after passing the candidate assessment.
Every program starts with an in-person Behavior Assessment so we can build the right plan for your dog.
Book assessmentNot every dog can be a service dog. The role demands a specific psychological profile: naturally stable, focused, resilient under pressure. We assess suitability before we commit to the program.
Sit, down, recall, loose leash — that's a well-mannered pet. A service dog performs specific, reliable work for one handler in high-stakes public environments. Different training, different standard.
The bond and the task work are built for a single person. The dog is trained around your life, your triggers, your daily reality — not a generic curriculum.
Every graduate is evaluated across three demanding environments before I confirm the dog is ready to work as a service or therapy dog.
Cafés, shopping centers, sidewalks — real strangers, real distractions.
TSA queues, luggage, PA systems, moving crowds, rolling equipment.
Sirens, machinery, sudden sounds, unfamiliar objects underfoot.
Only dogs that pass every component are cleared as ready to work.
A few of the dogs who completed basic obedience with me and went on to certify as service or therapy dogs. Each one now works reliably alongside their handler.


Therapy dog at Children's Hospital Los Angeles.


Working service dog in public access.


Working service dog cleared for air travel and public access.


Working service dog in public access.


Working service dog cleared for air travel and public access.


Working service dog cleared for air travel and public access.
Handler privacy is protected. We share the dog's name, breed, city, and general working role only — never the handler's medical information or the specific tasks their dog performs for them.