Service Dog Training
Dogs are incredible creatures that can be trained to do just about anything. Over the years of working side by side with our fuzzy companions have shown us that they can help us in ways we've never understood fully until recently.
With a little help from the EPIC trainers at Epic Dog Pros, we can train your dog to be either a certified service animal, or an emotion support animal. From helping the impaired navigate, to alerting someone to an oncoming seizure, to just being there to help their owner come down from a panic attack,we can help you and your dog.
Here at Epic Dog Pros, we take pride in the work we do with dogs, and it's our passion. We work with ANY dog, ANY age to help them become an EPIC companion and member of your family. In as little as three weeks of obedience training, your pup will be on their best behavior.
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The EDP Service Training Program
Free Consultation
We start all of our clients off with a free consultation, at your own home, to see just how much work it'll take your dog to achieve the things you want from there.
Daily At Home Training
Once your trainer understands just what you and your dog need, they'll schedule daily appointments to work with both you and your dog. The classes usually last for about an hour, for 2 - 3 weeks.
Train To Keep It
When we come out for training, we aren't just training your dog, we're also training you! We'll show you how to work with your dog and keep the results.
Put It To Use
Once your training is done, you get a full year of free groups lessons and pack walks! Get out and about and put what you learned from the EPIC Dog Pros to use!
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Epic Dog Pros Service Training Can Help With
Emotional Support
Epic Dog Pros can help you train and certify your lovely pup as an emotional support animal, to help you through difficult times.
Physical Impairments
If you have difficulty with mobility, your EPIC trainer can work with you and your dog to help ease your impairments.
Health Concerns
Some service dogs can be trained to alert their owners to a possible medical issue, such as a dip in a person's blood sugar, or an oncoming seizure.