Services for the General Public |
Boarding Services/General Public
Leave your dogs in the hands of canine care specialists. Kennels are not only cleaned, but sanitized daily for the health and safety of your loved canine. Professional handlers walk, play with, and exercise your dog each and every day of his/her stay here. Let us provide the same level of care that we provide for our assistance dogs in training.
As one satisfied customer told his dog, "this isn't just a boarding kennel; this is a camp for dogs!"
Aggressive Dogs Not Accepted! Pick-up and delivery are available for an additional fee, and free with a 30-day reservation.
The cost is just $25 per day. Weekly, monthly, and multiple dog rates available upon request. Please call 701-685-2290 or toll free 877-737-8364 for information and reservations.
Private Consultation
Do you and your dog need therapy in your relationship? We offer private consultation with our professional staff regarding your specific concerns for the dog that you love. Your dog is thinking, feeling animal. Allow us to help you get to the underlying issues. Consultations include behavioral testing and evaluation documentation.
The cost is just $125 for a two-hour session. Aggression issues are accepted on a case-by-case basis.
Board and Train
You and your dog can experience the same training that our students and apprentices nationwide have enjoyed. Your dog will be evaluated and behavior tested by our professionals. Following evaluation and personal consultation, we will provide you with the same training our service dogs receive.
Allow us to assist you with behavioral problems or address basic obedience needs. The cost is just $35 per hr. Training for aggression issues is not available.
Services for the Physically Challenged
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Services for the Physically Challenged
Types of Assistance Dogs
Service Dogs – Provide mobility assistance to those using wheelchairs or other devices for mobility assistance.
Hearing Dogs – Provide signaling or alerting behaviors for those who live with deafness or other auditory challenges.
Seizure Alert or Response Dogs – Provide appropriate alerting behaviors in response to a seizure event. In the best case scenarios, provide alerting behaviors prior to manifestation of seizure symptoms, but this depends on the dog.
Therapeutic Companion Dogs – Provide emotional support to various individuals. Elder care facilities, Hospice programs, and children’s hospitals are common settings for these dogs. They are also placed with individuals for social therapy.
Specialty Dogs – Provide assistance to individuals living with disability requiring combinations of the above listed duties.
To print a pre-application, or for more information,
see application information.
