Giving To Those Who Gave For Us
About Us
After seeing the need for service dogs, I thought to myself; What is better then being able to help people that need a well trained dog so that they can live their lives in a manner that they deserve.
So, I have studied and trained from one of the best master dog trainers in the country and she has introduced me to a new world and that is the training of service dogs.
We have a passion to get these dogs to come to life, far more then just rolling over and letting you pet their belly, but training them to the point where they know what to do to help their human in their day to day lives. If you are having a medical emergency, the dogs are able to retrieve items such as the right type of medication or retrieve the phone without being commanded so you can call 911. These dogs can perform well over 50 commands and for me to be able to bring them to that point is the most rewarding thing I have ever been involved in. The list of the commands that we get dogs to do ranges from taking your shoes and socks off and handing them to me, retrieving a dropped credit card or dropped phone or cane, they are able to go get your shoes out of the closet. Some of these commands are needed by people that have back issues and they can’t bend over to pick things up, their dog can do it for them. Being able to get dogs to help folks is so rewarding for us. There is really no way to explain the joy that one gets when a dog completes the training of a difficult command.
The dogs love to work for their human there is no doubt about that, once their light bulb comes on you have to take advantage of the training session so you don’t lose the momentum of their training. What makes a good trainer is knowing when to keep going and when to stop the training session.
The bottom line is this, at the end of the day all that matters is what’s at the end of the leash.
Jonathan Ray Kreis
Grab interest
We train dogs from Basic Obedience to Advanced Service Dog phases
