SA Service Dogs
ADA-Compliant Service Dog Training for Physical and Psychiatric Disabilities
At San Antonio Service Dogs, we specialize in training and certifying official service dogs under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Our expertly trained dogs, with a focus on small breeds, provide essential assistance to individuals with disabilities, enhancing their independence and quality of life.
Small Dogs, Big Impact
We pride ourselves on training small dogs as highly effective service animals. Many are surprised to learn that small breeds can excel as service dogs. Their compact size makes them ideal for various environments while still providing crucial support for individuals with disabilities.
Our Services
- Training of small breed service dogs for various ADA-recognized disabilities
- ADA-compliant service dog certification
- Mobility assistance dog training
- Medical alert dog training (e.g., diabetic alert dogs)
- Psychiatric service dog training for conditions such as PTSD
Why Choose San Antonio Service Dogs?
With experience and a commitment to excellence, our team of professional trainers ensures that each service dog meets the highest standards of task performance, obedience, and public behavior as required by the ADA. We exclusively train service dogs for individuals with legitimate physical or psychological disabilities recognized by the ADA. Our focus is not on emotional support animals or therapy dogs, but on official service dogs that perform specific tasks to mitigate their handler's disability.
Get Started Today
If you or a loved one has an ADA-recognized disability and could benefit from a service dog, we're here to help. Call us today for pricing and detailed information about how our specially trained small service dogs can support your specific needs.
For Landlords and Airlines - Certify Training
Disclaimer: While certification is not required under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) or the Air Carrier Access Act (ACAA), we provide this voluntary certification to promote transparency and discourage misrepresentation of service animals. This certification confirms that the dog has received proper training to perform specific tasks related to the handler's disability, helping to maintain the integrity of legitimate service animal use.
