Alpha Pack K9s strives to provide exceptional professional canine training services for not only the pup but the handler too. Here, you’re always part of the pack. Land Sharks to House Hippos, we’ve got you covered.
Canine Partners for Life (CPL) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that breeds, raises, trains, and matches service and companion dogs with those who need support in their daily lives.
Is your dog "challenging"? Is he a wild-n-crazy puller? Or a puppy who is pushing you to your limits? We can help.
Dog T.A.G.S. (Train Assist Guide Serve), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is a service dog owner training program for veterans suffering from service connected PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder), and/or TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury). The veteran trains his/her personal dog with the help of experienced dog trainers. We have veterans who have served in conflicts ranging from Vietnam to present day Iraq and Afghanistan.
We’ve been working with dogs since 1979 and know how to handle all kinds of dogs. Whether it’s for correcting behavior issues, training for success, or just getting them to relax and have fun–the Good Dog Paws family is always happy to help!
Phoenix Assistance Dogs of Central PA’s mission is to locate and train puppies to become assistance dogs for individuals living with a broad range of disabilities, who are unable to train their own assistance dogs. Highly trained assistance dogs provide greater independence in the lives of those individuals living with disabilities. PAD also assists individuals in finding and training their own assistance dogs if they desire to train their own dog.
Part of Keystone Human Services, Susquehanna Service Dogs breeds, raises, trains, and places assistance dogs and hearing dogs, as well as facility dogs, to assist children and adults with disability to lead the lives they want to live. We have over 300 dogs at various stages of training in our program.
UDS service dogs are trained from pups for over two years by a team of dedicated volunteers and professionals. Then, they’re partnered with people who have a mobility disability, autism or PTSD to help them live fuller lives. We’re here to provide help with getting a service dog.