About America's VetDogs - the Veteran's K-9 Corps.
Programs include obedience training, in-home training and training with adult dogs.
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I'm looking for places in upstate New York or close range of who trains labs for service dogs for me, honorable discharge retiree disabled veteran. I suffer from PTSD/MST
Vet Dogs is on Long Island which is a couple of hours from upstate depending on where you are
I am seeking help locating a Service Dog training program close to Upper Michigan or any Iraq Veteran support groups. Upper michigan meaning, U.P. I Can not fly anymore and larger groups, I don't do well. 😕
Call the school, they may have options for you. I'm not sure but calling them might answer you question. Semper Fidelis
What happens to the dogs that are found to be unsuitable to be Vet dogs? I’m very interested in adopting a dog that for some reason is not appropriate for training but still needs a loving home. Is there anyone I could contact about this?
You can contact them and be put on an adoption waiting list. Maybe consider helping out volunteering
1/5Trainers are absolutely entitled and lack respect for the public. I write this after multiple occurrences of not just with my dog and others, but with different trainers. They have proactively upset my dog to make noise by teasing him to “train” their dogs. They do this while I’v…Read full reviewClose full review
Trainers are absolutely entitled and lack respect for the public. I write this after multiple occurrences of not just with my dog and others, but with different trainers. They have proactively upset my dog to make noise by teasing him to “train” their dogs. They do this while I’ve stepped away for a few minutes. And laugh about it when my dog starts getting bigger reactions to getting teased as they walk back and forth in front of him. I’ve had to train my dog to behave when I’m not around so I can bring him with me to places. For them to upset my dog and other dogs, undo our training just so they can train theirs is the most reprehensible behavior. This is not just training in public, which is perfectly fine. This is purposefully acting like entitled jerks. It’s disgusting behavior. Someone needs to train your trainers.
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devon adams
5/5I'm a veteran who graduated from the vet dog program. The ENTIRE staff is amazing. I feel like the dog they trained and gave me is the best of the best. They paid for me to fly from CO, placed me in a great facility to live, trained me to be a handler, and fed me for two full wee…Read full reviewClose full review
I'm a veteran who graduated from the vet dog program. The ENTIRE staff is amazing. I feel like the dog they trained and gave me is the best of the best. They paid for me to fly from CO, placed me in a great facility to live, trained me to be a handler, and fed me for two full weeks. I didn't pay a dime. This place has changed my life and I would do this 100x again if asked. There are some rules here. This is a dry campus. Any vet should have zero issues with this place after all of the institution and structure they've already been through. One more thing I really appreciated about this place is all of the community and connections I made. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, all of you.
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Ebony Taylor
1/5My dad had a horrible experience at Americas Vet Dogs. The staff said they were confused because the recent DD-214’s differs so much from the DD-214’s from the 70’s. My dad called and they said they would give his paper work to someone who knows more about the DD-214 documents. M…Read full reviewClose full review
My dad had a horrible experience at Americas Vet Dogs. The staff said they were confused because the recent DD-214’s differs so much from the DD-214’s from the 70’s. My dad called and they said they would give his paper work to someone who knows more about the DD-214 documents. My dad has never gotten a call back. He has called back again and left a voice message and has still not gotten a call back. This organization is very unprofessional.
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Martin Dulfon
5/5
Her is Doc at the George Hearst Library in Anaconda, Montana.
I like to go the Libraries with Doc
Tranquil and peaceful, plus Doc gets to nap.
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Matthew Gallo
5/5
Amazing and will answer all you questions
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