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?
The cost of a real service dog is currently about $30,000 to $65,000 depending on what kind breed of dog you choose as your assistance dog.
AKC Golden Retriever service dogs, $36,000 to $55,000
AHBA Miniature Australian Shepherd service dogs, $32,000 to $45,000
UKC White German Shepherd sevice dogs, $45,000 to $65,000
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 happy person and were not miserable all the time? Would not the cost, whatever it is, be worth it?
Submit an application today before someone buys your service dog and you have to pay a lot more money because the cost skyrocketed, or you have to wait 3 to 10 years like the 20% of disabled people who actually end up getting a service dog. 80% of the people who apply to charities never actually get a service dog, no matter how many organizations they apply for one. Many people waiting for service dogs wait 5 to 10 years or even longer.
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