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America's VetDogs - the Veteran's K-9 Corps.

Smithtown, New York

4.1/5· 45 Google reviews

About America's VetDogs - the Veteran's K-9 Corps.

Programs include obedience training, in-home training and training with adult dogs.

Training & services

Training goals

  • Obedience training

How training happens

  • In-home training

Dog age

  • Adult dogs
  • Puppies

Training level

  • Beginner training

Assistance and working dogs

  • Medical-alert and mobility assistance
  • Psychiatric service dog training
  • Service dog training
  • Therapy dog training

Additional services

  • Daycare
  • Dog walking

Other listed services

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  • Certified Training
  • Customized Training
  • Dog Class
  • Dog Events
  • Dog Raise
  • Dog School
  • Dog School In
  • Dog Treats
  • Educational Workshops
  • Facility Dog
  • Facility Dogs
  • Health Services
  • Hearing Assistance
  • Medical Care
  • Mobility Service
  • Ptsd Program
  • Residence Training
  • Seizure Response Dogs
  • Specialized Training
  • Support Canine
  • Treatment Of Dogs
  • Vet Care
  • Veteran Service
  • Veterinary Care
  • Veterinary Service
  • Week Training
  • Working Dog

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Questions & answers

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What people have asked about this business.

I'm looking for places in upstate New York or close range of who trains labs for service dogs for me, honorable discharge retiree disabled veteran. I suffer from PTSD/MST

Vet Dogs is on Long Island which is a couple of hours from upstate depending on where you are

Community answer · James Fritz · 2018-09-21

Question on Google
I am seeking help locating a Service Dog training program close to Upper Michigan or any Iraq Veteran support groups. Upper michigan meaning, U.P. I Can not fly anymore and larger groups, I don't do well. 😕

Call the school, they may have options for you. I'm not sure but calling them might answer you question. Semper Fidelis

Community answer · Randy G Wheeler · 2018-09-21

Question on Google
What happens to the dogs that are found to be unsuitable to be Vet dogs? I’m very interested in adopting a dog that for some reason is not appropriate for training but still needs a loving home. Is there anyone I could contact about this?

You can contact them and be put on an adoption waiting list. Maybe consider helping out volunteering

Community answer · James Fritz · 2018-09-21

Question on Google

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Customer reviews

Google listing
4.1
out of 545 Google reviews

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45 collected reviews

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Bonnie V
1/5
I applied because I have multiple issues after being shot in the head twice and beaten with a baton stick until it broke. They didn't keep me informed. I had to ask about every step of the way. Every time I emailed them, I'd receive an email saying that that person no longer wo…Read full reviewClose full review

I applied because I have multiple issues after being shot in the head twice and beaten with a baton stick until it broke. They didn't keep me informed. I had to ask about every step of the way. Every time I emailed them, I'd receive an email saying that that person no longer worked for them and that my email was forwarded to the proper person. Every. Single. Time. Then I was told by them that they train the dogs for health issues such as seizures along with the ptsd issues. Then another person there said that they only train the dogs for ptsd. At the end of all of this, after I sent another email asking what the status of my application was to which they never replied, I received a letter in the mail saying that I was denied because they don't think I have the memory skills needed to take care of a dog. The other reason was because my injury didn't happen on the job. They should have stated that in the beginning. I had told them my story on my application. Why did it take over a year for them to tell me that? Extremely disappointed in this organization.

jessica brennan
5/5

There aren’t enough words to describe how wonderful and helpful this company is.

Stephanie Dodt
5/5

I donate to them and feel they are a very worthwhile organization.

Randy G Wheeler
5/5

I never imagined animals so smart. The staff, school, and course is outstanding. Thank you for Ken and changing my life. Semper Fidelis, OohRah!

David Cameron
5/5

Got my dog from here and from start to finish it was an amazing experience. I researched many different agencies and I am so happy I went with America’s Vetdogs. They truely saved my life and I could never thank them enough for the wonderful PTSD service dog they gave me.

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