Canine Companions
Mobility Service Dog, Service Dog (Veterans), Hearing Dog, Skilled Companion, Facility Dog, Therapy Dog
Goldens, Labs, Lab/Golden Crosses
Assistance Dogs International
The organization provides:
Cape/vest
Gentle leader(s)
Baby sized collar
ID tag
CCI branded Ruffwear treat trader
First month’s dose of flea/tick and heartworm preventative
Firm up powder and/or Pro Pectillin
One kong
Promotional materials as hand-outs
Some emergency veterinary expenses
Raisers pay for:
Vet costs
Crate
Food
Flea/Tick and Heartworm Preventatives
Bowl
Toys
Poop bags
Collar
Leash
Supplies & Financial
Assistance
The Basics:
Basic obedience commands, Socialization, Loose leash walking, Potty training, Public access behavior, Self-control around distractions, Grooming
Advanced Cues:
Advanced Obedience, Shake, Visit, Up
Training Responsibilities
Initial application
Full application
Phone Interview
Home visit
Process
2 puppy obedience classes per month
Time Commitment
Info Coming Soon
Neuter/Spay
Info Coming Soon
Training Equipment
Info Coming Soon
Training Guidance
Raisers must transport their dog to the regional facility they are turning in to. They are able to put their dog in a blue matriculation vest with their medal and take photos. They also have the opportunity to speak with their dog's trainer.
Raisers get monthly updates when the dog is in formal training.
Matriculation
More Info Coming Soon!
Graduation
Canine Companions allows you to raise remotely.
They place dogs with individuals with a wide range of disabilities.
Uniqueness
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