Service Work
Information and Requirements
At Complete K9 we follow all Service dog related Guidelines set up by the American's with Disabilities Act. To join our program we require a Doctors and or Therapist recommendation letter that states that you are a good candidate, and are both physically and mentally sound enough to care for the dog.
All of our Dog's are individually trained for their specific Handler's needs. We go above and beyond with training your companion to help you on the daily, teaching Obedience firstly the dog will move up to task work to help the handler both in home, and out of home. We train for both basics, and advanced Obedience in our program, our dog's end the classes working offleash and under distraction to create the best partner for you as the handler.
Our dog requirements are as stated...
-2 Years of age or younger, we are out to serve you as best we can. Service training take's time, as does breaking habit's that a dog can pick up as it ages.
-Minimum size we train for Service work is around that of a Beagle, in most cases anything smaller does not have the size needed to preform the tasks that are needed to help the handler.
-Prospect dog must be calm and confident, no aggression issues, sound sensitivities, and no fear of heights.
NOT ALL DOGS WILL MAKE IT THROUGH THE COURSE, we are not breed specific at Complete. Service work is hard, on both you and your dog, 80% of dog's can not do the work needed to be that of a service dog. It requires focus, patience, a drive to work and be the handler's shadow in every day life. The dog must be a good citizen, the best example of man's best friend to the public.
PTSD Alert
Psychiatric Alert
Psychiatric Alert
Helps to lessen the trauma associated with triggering events and going into public. They can provide a physical barrier, provide stress reducing pressure therapy, turn lights on and off, and or pull covers off the handler in bed to wake from night terrors, retrieve medications on time, And so on.
Can take 12+ Months to train.
Start at $5,500
Psychiatric Alert
Psychiatric Alert
Psychiatric Alert
Helps someone with mental health conditions, such as anxiety, depression, bipolar, etc. Can be trained to do pressure therapy, alert to a panic, and or anxiety attack, wake a person from a night fright, retrieve medications on time, and so on.
Can take 12+ Months to train.
Start at $5,500
Diabetic Alert
Psychiatric Alert
Seizure Response
Trained to detect high and low levels of blood sugar in a diabetic handler, and alert the handler to dangerous changes in blood glucose levels.
Can take 2+ years to train.
$18,000-20,000
Seizure Response
Seizure Response
Seizure Response
Trained to demonstrate specific assisting behavior during or immediately after a person's seizure.
Can take 14-18+ months to train.
$12,000-15,000
Allergy Alert
Seizure Response
Mobility Assist
Trained to scan the environment for traces of the allergen the handler is allergic to. If the allergen is detected the dog will give an alert to the handler indicating that the allergen is there.
Can take 14-18+ months to train.
$10,000
Mobility Assist
Seizure Response
Mobility Assist
Trained to assist a physically disabled person who has mobility issues, such as wheelchair dependency or poor balance. Provide balance and stability, pickup objects for the handler, and pulling wheelchairs.
Can take up 14+ months to train.
$8,000-12,000
Hearing Impaired
Hearing Impaired
Hearing Impaired
Assists the deaf or hard of hearing by alerting the handler to important sounds, such as doorbells, smoke alarms, ringing phones, and alarm clocks.
Can take 14+ months to train.
$10,000