Precision Canine Service Dogs
Mobility Service Dog, Autism Assistance, Medical Alert and Response, Psychiatric Service Dog, Multipurpose Service Dog, Facility Dog
Labs, Goldens, Standard Poodles
Not Accredited Yet
The organization provides:
Vet Care
Food
Vest
Crate
Heartworm Preventative
Flea & Tick Preventative
Treats
Transportation
Any supplies needed
Raisers pay for:
OPTIONAL: Raisers can cover costs if they want
Supplies & Financial
Assistance
The Basics:
Basic obedience commands, Socialization, Loose leash walking, Potty training, Public access behavior, Self-control around distractions, Grooming
Advanced Cues:
Retrievals, Push, Block/Cover
Training Responsibilities
Fill out an application
Process
None
Time Commitment
Precision dogs are are altered (spay/neuter) between 18-24 months unless the veterinarian recommends earlier based on medical need.
They are always altered before professional placement.
Neuter/Spay
Flat Collar
Nylon or Chain martingales
Ruffwear Harness
Gentle Leaders (case by case basis)
Training Equipment
There is a password protected area of our website with an instructional manual for our raisers.
Zoom meetings with each raiser monthly and require monthly videos and reports.
Training Guidance
The founder, Lauren, travels to pick the pups up for turn in.
Matriculation
Most of us all stay in close contact if we want. There are no restrictions as long as both parties agree.
Graduation
Precision supports raisers financially through paying all expenses
They are very personal and provide support through curriculum
Precision Canine places Medical Alert and Response Service Dogs for Dysautonomia and PTSD Service Dogs for Veterans and Civilians along with service dogs for other needs.
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