Advanced service-dog preparation
Doggy
High
School.
Advanced service-dog preparation for already-trained prospects needing real-world proofing.
Purposeful progress.
For trained service-dog prospects ready for advanced proofing.
Who this is for
Doggy High School is designed for trained service-dog prospects that need additional proofing before they’re ready to work confidently with their handler. It is intended for appropriately trained dogs that need advanced support—not dogs beginning obedience or service-dog training from scratch.
This program provides valuable real-world practice when the handler is unable to conduct these sessions themselves.
What sessions may include
Executing obedience and trained tasks in public environments
Practicing calm, neutral behavior around distractions
Building confidence and reliability outside the home
Proofing disability-related service tasks
Improving focus and responsiveness while working
Program limits
Public training is conducted only where legally permitted and does not guarantee that every dog will qualify for service work.
Common Questions
Appropriately trained service-dog prospects that need additional proofing before they’re ready to work confidently with their handler. It is not for dogs beginning obedience or service-dog training from scratch.
Doggy High School costs $70 per day.
Executing obedience and trained tasks in public environments; practicing calm, neutral behavior around distractions; building confidence and reliability outside the home; proofing disability-related service tasks; and improving focus and responsiveness while working.
Yes. This program provides valuable real-world practice when the handler is unable to conduct these sessions themselves.
No. Public training is conducted only where legally permitted and does not guarantee that every dog will qualify for service work.
