Brothers and Sisters in Arms Dog Training

The organization provides high-quality trained Service Dogs. All dogs are evaluated by a certified trainer to ensure they can nurture a healing and rejuvenating bond. They also offer Public Obedience Classes.

Pricing Summary

Services are free to Veterans, Active Duty Soldiers, First Responders, and their special needs family dependents. The organization runs on donations, which can be specified for purposes like veterinarian bills, dog equipment, or indirect costs.

Policies

Office hours are 9 to 5 by appointment only. Due to a flood, they are not in their office but are still operational; clients are advised to call and expect a return call if unanswered.

Brothers and Sisters in Arms Dog Training, Inc. is a non-profit organization established in 2009, dedicated to providing high-quality trained Service Dogs. Their primary focus is on serving qualified Active Duty Military members, Military Veterans, First Responders, and their special-needs dependents.

The organization’s mission is to unite these individuals, who may be impacted by PTSD, TBIs, MSTs, or other physical or mental disabilities, with rescue or donated dogs. These dogs are then trained as highly qualified service dogs at no cost to the recipients.

All dogs undergo evaluation by a certified trainer to ensure they are viable for nurturing a healing and rejuvenating bond, resulting in a positive, non-judgmental, unconditional relationship. While their main focus is on military and first responders, they do work with civilians on a case-by-case basis depending on trainer availability. All trainers and staff are volunteers, ensuring that all donations directly support the program.

How to Get Started!

Individuals interested in their services can check the “APPLICATIONS” link on their website. Office visits are by appointment only, and they can be reached by phone for questions.