Infinite Possibilities Pet and Service Dog Training

Group classes run on rolling enrollment with 10-week foundations courses for service and therapy dogs. Private lessons available. Therapy dog certification requires completion of Foundations class, temperament test, wellness paperwork, and passing an evaluation combining AKC CGC and Community Canine. Service dog training includes individualized task training, public access work, and ongoing support. Drop-in classes and single-topic workshops offered for flexible learning. Fully trained service dogs available through their LanasLegacy program.

Pricing Summary

Services are affordably priced with sliding scale access; service dog training accepts Wisconsin Medicaid waivers such as IRIS. Fees are non-refundable but can be applied to other services if a dog is deemed unsuitable. Class fees are prorated upon dismissal. No public pricing listed; contact for details.

Policies

No refunds are offered. Unused class fees may be applied to other pet training services. Fees are prorated if a client is dismissed from a program. Classes proceed regardless of enrollment size (1–6 dogs). Dogs deemed unsuitable for service or therapy roles are assessed during the 10-week class.

Infinite Possibilities Pet and Service Dog Training is a nonprofit organization dedicated to making animal companionship accessible to all, with a special focus on supporting individuals with psychiatric, intellectual, and developmental disabilities. They offer affordable group and private training classes for pets, service dogs, and therapy dogs, all using positive, practical methods. Their service dog program is owner-led, providing individualized training for tasks like mobility assistance, deep pressure therapy, and public access skills, while their therapy dog program includes certification recognized by local facilities and AKC. They also provide ongoing support, volunteer coordination, and a free pet food pantry to support the community.

All classes feature rolling enrollment, allowing clients to start anytime, and include drop-in options and workshops for flexible learning. They do not offer behavior modification for aggression, reactivity, or severe anxiety. Their trainer, Lauren, has lived experience as a disabled handler and brings a uniquely empathetic perspective to training.

Additional services include fully trained service dogs for adoption, therapy dog visits, gift certificates, and volunteer opportunities. They are an AKC-recognized therapy dog organization, and certified teams earn credits toward AKC Therapy Dog titles.

Accomplishments

AKC-recognized therapy dog organization. Trainer Lauren has lived experience as a disabled handler and trainer. Program coordinates volunteer placements and provides certification from training through evaluation. Free pet food pantry and volunteer opportunities offered to the community.

How to Get Started!

Prospective clients can sign up for any class via the online portal. Service and therapy dog applicants begin with an evaluation during the 10-week Foundations class to determine suitability. No formal initial consultation is offered, but questions can be directed via email or phone.