Yes! Training a dog to become a service dog typically involves a two-year process, including ongoing maintenance training throughout the dog’s working career. Graduates of our program frequently tell us that offering service dog training has provided a steady income for their businesses.
Clients may benefit from a range of training services including private lessons, group classes, board and train programs, and day training. Owner-trainers often seek assistance during their dog’s early stages, making puppy training classes important.
Service dog training clients are known for their commitment to their goals, making this an opportunity to work with dedicated, long-term clients and positively impact their lives. Additionally, seniors, individuals with chronic illnesses, or those with family members with disabilities are often attracted to trainers with experience in service dog training.
Having the skills for service dog training can also attract dog owners who aspire for their pets to be as well-behaved as a service dog.