Professional Service Dog Training in Medford

Prodogz frequently receives inquiries regarding service dog training and related laws. While our expertise lies in general dog training services in Southern Oregon, we have not provided specialized training for service dogs. With our experienced trainer, Jason, focusing on obedience training, behavior modification, puppy training, and competitive dog training for nearly 25 years, we aim to address the rising concern of inadequately trained service dogs in public spaces.

To contribute positively, Prodogz offers a comprehensive three-step program for individuals interested in turning their dogs into service animals:

Our 3-Step Service Dog Foundation Program

01

Initial Evaluation

A private session to evaluate your dog's temperament and potential, addressing any immediate behavioral hurdles.

02

Obedience Core

A 4-week intensive basic obedience class covering high-level focus: Sit, Down, Stay, and Loose-Leash Heeling.

03

CGC Certification

Obtain your AKC Canine Good Citizen certification through a rigorous 12-part temperament and skill assessment.

Program Investment: $420

Military Discount: $378

Legal Notice: Prodogz LLC provides high-level training to prepare dogs for service work but is not an accrediting agency. Completion of this program does not grant automatic legal public access under ADA laws.

Common Service Dog Specializations

Understanding the vital roles these working animals play in Southern Oregon.

Severe Allergy Alert (AAD)

Detects life-threatening allergens like nuts or gluten. Often carries medical protocol in vest pockets.

Autism Assistance

Provides tactile grounding and deep pressure stimulation to calm individuals on the spectrum.

Brace & Mobility (BMSD)

Large breeds (55lbs+) trained to assist with balance, retrieving objects, and opening doors.

Diabetic Alert (DAD)

Trained to sense blood sugar highs and lows and can even be trained to call 911 via K-9 alert phones.

Psychiatric Service (PSD)

Protected under ADA for assisting with PTSD, anxiety, or depression through specific task work.

Visual Assistance

"Guide Dogs" or "Leader Dogs" that assist visually impaired handlers with safe navigation.