K9 Swagger Service Training offers a Bond & Balance
​Based approach to ​training Service Dogs.

Heel Position

Service Dogs Tasks
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​Bond Based Games

Obedience Drills

Group Education

Public Outings

Touch Base Task

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K9 Swagger Service Training Classes 


  Private Training done in your home 
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​4th Saturday of the month- Pack Walk from 8:30 to 9:30 am
Location-TBA - Spring Only
(open to disable community with service dog from all organizations)
 

​Monthly Outing -  (members only)

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​CGC Class & Test - 8 weeks TBA  
Open to all dog with obedience training
 Time & Date TBA  
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Registration Here

Before Starting 

HAndler PREREQUISITE

Handler must be physically capable.

A letter from your doctor stating that your dog will help mitigate your disability.

Handler will need to buy our “service dog in training vest”- by the second class.
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​Handler must sign a release of liability form.

EQUIPMENT

A handout of the equipment required will be provided once you are accepted into the program.

DOG REQUIREMENT

Dog must have basic obedience.

Dog must be up to date with appropriate shots.

Dog must not be aggressive to other dogs or humans.

Dog's age must be under 2 years old.

​Dog must be good around distractions

Dogs must be potty trained.

Dog must pass the
temperament test.
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PRACTICE CLASS FOR PUBLIC ACCESS

CGC

Training dogs to be well-mannered.

CGCA

Training dog to be well-mannered
​in natural community setting.

CGCU

Training dog to be well-mannered
​in large busy city setting.

CGC Class Information

The first class will be an orientation without your dog. The last week will conduct  canine good citizen test (included in the price of the class). The maximum number of dogs is 8 per class. Pre-registration and pre-payment is required to reserve a spot in this class.

Class Rules
unless directed otherwise
-Dogs must be on leash at all times
​-Dogs are not allowed to  interact with each other
-​Dogs must be approximately 6’  apart at all times

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Fire - Airport - Police

Our classes can enable you and your pet to travel 
​ together using public transportation and meet people in uniforms .

Service Dogs should get accustomed to being around people in uniform. This will help prevent dogs from harming emergency service workers.