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Therapy dogs are specially trained animals that provide emotional comfort and companionship in public settings such as hospitals, schools, nursing homes, and mental health facilities. Unlike pets trained informally, therapy dogs undergo rigorous training to remain calm, gentle, and focused during extended sessions with individuals in need of support.
It’s important to note that therapy dogs differ from service dogs. Service dogs are trained to perform specific tasks for individuals with disabilities and have broader public access rights. Therapy dogs, however, offer emotional support in controlled environments and do not have the same legal access privileges.
The Perfect Therapy Dog
- Friendly and calm temperament, able to handle crowds, children, and stressful environments without fear or aggression
- Formal temperament and obedience testing for both dog and handler
- Ongoing evaluations to maintain safety and reliability
- Specialized public access training to ensure comfort in busy, unpredictable settings
- Certification or registration often required by the institutions where they serve
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Service Dog School of America provides fully-trained psychiatric and medical service dogs for individuals who need a finished, reliable working dog. We do not train customer-owned dogs, we do not run group classes, and we do not require owner participation in training. Every dog is trained by us from start to finish and placed only when the work is complete.
Our program focuses exclusively on psychiatric and medical service dogs. Training commonly includes support for PTSD, anxiety and panic disorders, autism, neurological conditions, emotional regulation, grounding tasks, interruption of harmful or compulsive behaviors, and deep-pressure therapy. We do not train diabetic alert dogs.
All training is conducted in real public environments rather than controlled classrooms alone. Dogs are conditioned to remain calm and responsive in crowds, during travel, and around everyday distractions. Obedience is taught to a standard that allows the dog to work reliably on or off leash, without pulling, reactivity, or dependence on physical restraint.
We train Golden Retrievers only. Dogs are selected for stable temperament, low reactivity, emotional resilience, and strong human focus. Breed selection is deliberate and central to producing service dogs that are dependable over the long term.
Unlike many programs that operate on multi-year waitlists, our dogs are trained continuously. When a dog is available, it is already fully trained and ready for placement. We do not promise future dogs or unfinished training.
Placement is not the end of the relationship. We provide lifetime access to professional support from the trainers who developed the dog. Support is direct and ongoing, not outsourced to call centers or third-party services.
Every placement is backed by a one hundred percent money-back satisfaction guarantee. If a dog is not the right fit, we address it directly.
This program is designed for individuals who need a completed service dog, do not qualify for charity programs, and value reliability, discretion, and time. What we provide is not a pet, a class, or a process. It is a fully-trained service dog developed over twelve to sixteen months and ready to work.
Types of Therapy Dogs
Therapy dogs serve in various capacities depending on their training and environment:
Therapeutic Visitation Dogs
Pets who visit hospitals and care facilities to uplift spirits and motivate healing through companionship
Animal Assisted Therapy Dogs
Work alongside therapists to support physical rehabilitation and recovery goals
Facility Therapy Dogs
Live and work within care facilities, helping patients with mental illness or disabilities by providing constant companionship and support
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Therapy dogs bring meaningful improvements across mental, emotional, and physical health, including:
- Reducing stress, anxiety, depression, and feelings of isolation
- Encouraging social interaction, communication, and increased self-esteem
- Lowering blood pressure and heart rate while boosting hormones linked to happiness and well-being
- Supporting physical therapy goals such as improved motor skills and balance
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