Dynamic Service Dog

Dynamic Service Dog provides training for Service Dogs, Emotional Support Animals (ESAs), and Therapeutic Dogs. Service Dogs are trained to perform specific tasks for individuals with disabilities, including those with hearing or visual impairments, ambulatory issues, seizures, autism, and PTSD.

Emotional Support Animals are provided for individuals with mental or emotional conditions, requiring minimal training beyond being well-behaved pets. Therapeutic Dogs are trained with basic commands to offer comfort and affection in various settings. The business also offers puppy selection assistance, care advice, veterinary help guidance, and socialization training.

Pricing Summary

The cost for buying and training a service dog typically ranges from $15,000 to $30,000, potentially reaching up to $50,000, depending on the training and breed. Owners should also budget for annual expenses between $500 and $10,000 for their service dog.

Specific service costs include $50.00 per one-hour training session, with payment due before the session begins and sessions conducted weekly. Puppy selection assistance costs $45.00, with an additional $15.00 for each extra dog reviewed on the same day. A home visit and evaluation to determine a dog’s suitability as a Service, Emotional, or Therapeutic dog costs $50.00. Consultant fees vary based on the nature of the business and situation, and End of Course Certification testing is $100.00.

Policies

The business reserves the right to refuse service in an unsuitable, disrespectful, or unsafe environment to protect all parties involved.

Dynamic Service Dog is dedicated to empowering individuals with disabilities by providing trained assistance dogs. They strive to ensure a smooth and painless life for individuals with disabilities, enabling them to participate in educational, social, and occupational opportunities through their highly trained dogs.

They offer training for Service Dogs, Emotional Support Animals (ESAs), and Therapeutic Dogs. Service Dogs are specifically trained to assist individuals with disabilities such as hearing impairment, visual difficulties, ambulatory issues, seizures, autism, and PTSD. Emotional Support Animals provide companionship and emotional comfort for people with mental or emotional conditions, requiring little to no training beyond being well-behaved. Therapeutic Dogs are trained with basic commands to offer comfort and affection in settings like long-term care and nursing homes.

Dynamic Service Dog also provides services such as puppy selection assistance, care advice, and guidance on veterinary help. They emphasize socialization training for dogs to help owners succeed in life challenges. Additionally, they offer certification services for individuals who qualify for a Service Dog or Emotional Support Animal due to a disability.

How to Get Started!

The initial consultation meeting typically lasts around 2 hours, with follow-up meetings being shorter. During this meeting, the trainer addresses the everyday life of the pet and owner, the pet’s history, and the family’s expectations for the dog.

Appointments can be digital or face-to-face as needed. A home visit and evaluation is offered for $50.00 to determine if a dog is suitable to be a Service, Emotional, or Therapeutic dog.