Emotional Support Dogs for Sale

Obedience

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Emotional Support Dog Selection for Compatibility

We carefully select specific dog breeds with the ideal temperament, empathy, and personality to serve as emotional support dogs and therapy dogs. Some dog breeds naturally excel in providing comfort and companionship, and we focus on those traits to find dogs ready to support individuals facing emotional or mental health challenges. Our trained, emotional support dogs are specially selected and start with a solid foundation, ensuring they’re compassionate and reliable.

Specialized Skill Training

After selecting a suitable emotional support dog, we dive into specialized service dog training. This stage is all about strengthening their natural abilities to offer emotional support. Using advanced training techniques focusing on dog psychology, our trainers teach skills that promote well-being and therapeutic connection. Each dog is trained to be responsive to their owner’s emotional cues, providing a foundation for lasting companionship.

Building a Bonded Connection

Creating a genuine connection between the dog and their future owner is a top priority. Our trainers work closely with each individual to establish a strong bond. We consider each person’s lifestyle, preferences, and specific needs to help create a perfect match with a trained emotional support dog that feels like a natural part of the family.

Public Access Training

Our program includes thorough public access training to help dogs remain calm and responsive in diverse environments. We expose them to real-world settings like parks, stores, and high-traffic areas, training them to handle distractions and stay connected with their owner. This stage ensures the dogs are ready to support their owners anywhere they go.

Supportive Integration into Daily Life

To make the transition smooth, we offer private lessons tailored to help each dog settle into their new home. This training includes establishing routines, addressing specific emotional needs, and building familiarity with their surroundings. Our licensed mental health professionals provide insights to help match the dogs’ support skills with the owner’s requirements.

Continuous Support for Success

Our commitment doesn’t end with training. We stay connected to both the dog and their owner, offering guidance and answering questions to keep the bond strong. Our goal is a fulfilling relationship between owner and dog, with the dog confidently equipped to provide emotional support.

Teaching Emotional Support Techniques

Our training equips each emotional support dog with skills to comfort and assist their owners. This includes:

• Attentive Listening: Dogs are trained to listen intently and respond to their owner’s emotional cues, providing a warm, non-judgmental presence.
• Calming Influence: They learn to stay relaxed, helping reduce anxiety and bring comfort just by being nearby.
• Gentle Physical Support: Dogs can offer reassuring contact, like leaning on or cuddling with their owner, which fosters a sense of security.
• Mindfulness and Grounding Assistance: Dogs also learn to assist with mindfulness and grounding exercises, redirecting focus and reducing emotional distress.

Time-Saving:

Training a dog from a young age requires a significant time commitment and effort. By purchasing a trained dog, you can skip the initial training phase and have a dog that already understands basic commands, house manners, and possibly even some advanced skills. This can save you a substantial amount of time and energy.

Immediate Integration:

A trained dog can seamlessly integrate into your household and lifestyle. They are already familiar with living indoors, walking on a leash, and interacting with people and other animals. The purchase of a trained dog from Fon’s Dog Training includes private lessons to integrate your new pup into your life! This makes the transition smoother and allows you to enjoy the companionship of a well-behaved dog immediately.

Confidence in Behavior: 

When you purchase a young, trained emotional support dog, you have a clearer understanding of their behavior and temperament. Trained dogs have already undergone socialization, which helps ensure they are comfortable and well-behaved in various situations. This can provide you with confidence and peace of mind knowing that the dog you’re bringing home has been trained and assessed for good behavior.

Predictability:

Trained emotional support dogs have established behavior patterns and responses to commands. This predictability allows you to anticipate their actions and behavior, making it easier to manage them and ensure their safety. It also facilitates effective communication between you and your dog, fostering a stronger bond.

Specific Skills:

Depending on the level of training, a trained emotional support dog may possess specific skills or be trained for specific tasks. For example, they might be trained as service dogs, emotional support dogs, or therapy dogs. If you have a particular need or desire for a dog with specialized skills, purchasing a young, trained dog can provide you with a ready-made partner for those specific activities or purposes.

Reduced Behavioral Issues:

A trained dog is less likely to exhibit common behavioral issues such as excessive barking, destructive chewing, or aggression. By purchasing a young trained dog, you can avoid or minimize these problems, as they have already been addressed during their training.