ASA Service Dogs Inc.

Training goals

• Canine Good Citizen preparation
• Obedience training

How training happens

• Group classes
• Private training

Dog age

• Puppies

Training level

• Advanced obedience
• Advanced training

Support between sessions

• Follow-up support
• Personalized training plans
• Refresher training

Assistance and working dogs

• Psychiatric service dog training
  Program details

  An autism service dog provides immeasurable benefits, the following is a list of ways an autism service dog can help: provides deep pressure therapy, wakes the recipient, redirects self-destructive or stimming behaviors, provides familiarity and comfort in new environments, alerts when wandering occurs, creates a physical buffer or barrier, acts as an "anchor" to prevent wandering, carries medications and medical documentation, enables confidence and independence, assists with the development of social and communication skills, and provides companionship.

• Service dog training
  Program details

  Why use a walker when you can have a dog that does the same thing... and more?! Mobility Support Service Dog VS a Walker - A dog will come when called, fit into unique spaces, travel "off road" with their handler on grass or gravel, and jumps in the car when it's time to go! Can a walker do that? The following list is just a few more ways they can help: Provides balance, assists with sitting and standing, carries objects such as oxygen tanks, turns lights on/off, pushes indicated buttons (such as an emergency call, elevator button, or automatic door), opens/closes doors, alerts a specific person when assistance is needed, provides familiarity and comfort in new environments, carries medications and medical documentation, enables confidence and independence, provides companionship, and grabs, picks up, drops, relocates, and hands indicated objects to the handler.

• Therapy dog training

Additional services

• Boarding
• Grooming

Other listed services