How much would a service dog cost if it made you just 10% more productive the next 10 years?
The three reasons someone decides to buy a service dog are 1) to make them or their child more productive, 2) relieve their suffering, or 3) make life easier.
For someone with mental illness, treatments such as psych meds, talk therapy, and hospitalizations often deliver little or no relief. Those fortunate enough to get a professionally-trained service dog always get better and are invariably more productive and happier. People who buy service dogs say things like “Thank you for saving my life,” or “Thank you for saving my child’s life.”
Service Dog School of America
–Best program helping individuals and families
–Dogs trained to make people more productive
–Tasks for Medical & Psychiatric Conditions
–ADA & FAA-Compliant Service Animals
–NO FAKE SERVICE ANIMALS w/ vests
–100% Money-Back Guarantee
–27 years in business, same location
–Fully-Trained dogs $40,000 to $55,000
Call (916)701-6458 to talk to the trainer.
Instructions for ‘How To Get A Service Dog’
1. Read our website.
2. Get to know us on Facebook and see 100’s of dogs we trained.
Why You Should Get A Service Dog From Us instead of from any other service dog trainer. No other service dog trainer has thousands of photos and videos of 100’s of dog they trained to show you. See them here. No other service dog trainer in North America sells off-leash obedient service dogs. No other service dog trainer has more experience or is more qualified to help adults and children with mental disabilities to put their lives back together, and to get on the right trajectory. No one is more patient and better at helping adults and children with Autism and their families. No other service dog trainer has a shorter wait time to get a service dog. No other service dog trainer has a 100% money-back guarantee. No other service dog trainer has better prices for legally-compliant service dogs that are trained individually for a year or longer.
People frequently ask, “Why are service dogs so expensive?”
A real service dog takes about a year to train, sometimes even longer. Service dog training is the Olympics of Dog Training. There are very few excellent dog trainers with the credentials, education, training and experience to be able to provide a reliable, quality and consistent experience to disabled clients. 99.99% of professional dog trainers could not train a service dog for the life of them. Service dog training is more about helping people than training dogs.
It takes a year to train a service dog, sometimes longer.
365 days training X 24 hours = 8,760 hours
There are 8,760 hours in the year it takes to train a dog.
$46,000 divided by 8,760 = $5.25 per hour before expenses
$63,510 divided by 8,760 = $7.25 (the Federal Minimum Wage) per hour before expenses
If you paid the trainer the minimum wage, $15 per hour, the dogs would cost $130,000.
You paying only $46,000 for a $130,000 service dog is our way of giving back for a lifetime of blessings.
What the $5.25 or so per hour you pay us includes
The $5.25 per hour includes all expenses: the best puppy money can buy, veterinary care, food, rent, insurance, toys, dog beds, transportation, utilities, a 6.4 acre facility, a three-year health guarantee, a 100% Money-Back guarantee, two college degrees, 57 years experience training dogs, 27 years professionally.
You get a well-bred trained service dog where everything has been done right from the day your puppy left the breeder.
3-year Health Guarantee on all our AKC registered dogs.
The most well-trained dogs available anywhere.
The day you get your service dog, you will be able to take your dog to work with you, to school, to the mall, to church, you can travel with your dog, anywhere you go you can take your dog. You get a trained dog to perform tasks that assist you with your disability. Training and support is provided for the life of your service dog.
How much do service dogs cost?
Based on information published by service dog providers, the actual cost of training a real service dog is currently about $130,000. We lose money on every dog we sell.
What do you think? Is the cost of a service dog too high if you got one and you were a lot less depressed and anxious, or if you became a happier person?