Our Service dogs:
those who have finished training and pups still in training.

On average, there is a 12-24 month wait for a service dog.

I am sorry, there is not a set "menu" price for a service dog.

We will not train your pet to be a service dog.

The price of a finished service dog is based on the dog, the type of tasks, the number of tasks, if any additional harnesses are needed, etc..

Service Dog Questionnaire

Owen

We are ecstatic to announce we have added two more English Lab pups from our Favorite breeder - Sure Shot English Labs. This beauty and his brother, Winston, a black English Lab pup.

These two boys have the same daddy as Parker, Mason, Trevor, Landon and Cole and their mom will be Tora. We are beyond impressed with this breeder! We are absolutely overjoyed with these boys!

The English Lab is the universal soldier, they are versatile and make amazing service dogs. This breed has the most gentle temperament and is so confident and loving.

Owen is looking for his person!

I would love the opportunity to enrich your life through Mobility Assistance, Mobility support, PTSD, Seizure Alert, Seizure detection, Diabetic alert, or Hearing Assistance with one of our service dogs in training.

Please complete the service dog questionnaire for more information.

(Link at top of page)

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Our Preferred Breeders

Sure Shot English Labs

Sure Shot English Labradors not only have some absolutely beautiful labs, they have outstanding quality too.

All of their dogs are high quality, well-tempered English labs designed to preserve the wonderful qualities of the breed and improve their life spans.

We are excited to announce we have two puppies from their bloodline that will be joining us soon who will grow into Service Dogs to assist individuals with mobility, hearing, seizure alert/detection, PTSD, or autism assistance down the road.

If you are looking for an outstanding English Labrador raised with love, compassion, and wonderful bloodlines - contact Sure Shot for your puppy needs.

Please contact me if you have any questions or contact them directly.

Sure Shot English Labs FB Page

Sure Shot English Labs Website

White Oak Doodles

We are so excited to introduce you to White Oak Doodles! A wonderful TN breeder of English Goldendoodles and Bernedoodles. Finding a breeder that not only knows their breed, is a responsible and ethical breeder AND knows how to properly raise puppies is such a Blessing!

We Love both breeds, but are over the moon to announce we will be adding two English Goldendoodle pups to our service dog program later this year (2024).
If you would like to learn more about White Oak Doodles and their pups - please reach out to them - you will not be disappointed!

https://www.facebook.com/bernedoodlesTN/

or email: charo@whiteoakbernedoodles.com

H&M Acres Newfoundlands

H&M Acres Newfoundland focus is to raise happy, healthy, high quality AKC Newfoundland puppies. Our dogs are part of our family...they attend soccer practices & games, they camp with us, they swim with us, they...live with us! Drool...hair...size...and all! They have a little over 3 fenced acres to play on as well as a nice pond to swim in. They LOVE to rescue our kids & their friends while they swim! Even the neighborhood dogs like to come over to play! They truly are a part of our family. All breeding dogs have their health certificates for hips - PennHip, DNA - cystinuria & D.M. , OFA - elbows & hearts.

http://www.hmacresnewfoundlands.com/

https://www.facebook.com/groups/hmacresnewfoundlands

I want to say a Huge Thank You to Puckett EMS / Puckett EMS TN / N.GA and Keith Riddle for the much appreciated donation of a CPR Dummy to assist with service dog task training!

This CPR Dummy will be a great addition to my training program for Deep Pressure Therapy - the pups in training will really benefit from it!

Charlie was happy to accompany on the trip to Puckett Ems Station 10 in Dunlap!

Thank you again!

Service dogs enrich the lives of individuals with special needs or disabilities or individuals that just need assistance.

Dogs can be taught many behaviors to assist and enrich an individual's life - depending on the client's needs. Some behaviors I teach include (but are not limited to):

Mobility and Hearing Assistance Dogs

Providing Mobility Assistance
Providing Assistance for the Hearing Impaired
Retrieving specific objects (DVD’s, keys, remotes, etc.)
Retrieving dropped articles
Opening doors, drawers, and cabinets
Turning on or off lights
Getting help
Barking or exhibiting a certain behavior to alert toward danger, doorbell, or telephone
Stopping at certain objects
Finding scents
Walking slowly to lead the individual
Carrying objects

Seizure Alert/Response

Touch - to alert an individual of a tick or behavior or situation
Alerting of a seizure

Autism Support Dog

Lay/apply body pressure - Deep Pressure Therapy
Pulling or stopping on command
Emergency down - to stop someone from wondering off or crossing a dangerous road