Our Services

Owner-Assisted Service Dog Training

A service dog is a dog trained to perform specific tasks which mitigate the symptoms of their handler’s disability. If you are looking to acquire and train your own service dog but need professional help and guidance, this option is for you.

Program Service Dogs

A service dog is a dog trained to perform specific tasks which mitigate the symptoms of their handler’s disability. A Program service dog is a dog that is fully trained by Prelude Assistance Dogs from the time of 7-9 weeks old until completion at roughly 2 to 2.5 years of age. These dogs are paired with disabled individuals at low or no cost.

Therapy Dogs

A therapy dog is a dog trained to comfort and support others. Therapy dogs do not have public access rights to accompany a person into non-pet friendly places unless invited, such as to offer pet therapy to those in assisted living, visiting hospitals, etc.

AKC Canine Good Citizen Testing

The AKC Canine Good Citizen test shows your dogs skills in basic obedience and soundness of temperament. Most therapy dog certifications, including ours, will require this as a prerequisite.