Websites using pet training assistance as a keyword

Dog A.I.D. provides disabled people with the knowledge and skills to train their own pet dog to become a qualified Assistance Dog. Generally all the training is carried out by the owner with regular supervision from a specially trained instructor.

We help over 2,200 animals annually, through shelter, adoptions, and also services such as obedience training and animal cruelty investigation.

Halo Dog Training utilizes force-free, humane, reward based methods for long term results that will build an undeniable partnership between dog & handler.

Connects Advisors and Clients over the telephone from the Internet in a private, metered and fail-safe environment. Empowers Advisors to bill Clients on a real-time per-minute basis simply, securely and with full transaction reporting.

IADA aims to become the legitimate, respected way for disabled people to train and register their own, existing pet dogs as their Assistance Dogs in the United Kingdom. This video from a 2016 fundraising campaign explains our aims: We are starting a pilot of our Assistance Dog training programme with suitable applicants, expected to last…

Qatar Animal Welfare Society (Q.A.W.S.) has originated from a need to give shelter to abandoned cats and dogs in the State of Qatar. The organisation is in its initial stages and will become a non-profit making organisation with charitable status.

Vernonia Oregon Pomeranian and other small breed rescue. Located in the Pacific Northwest, providing loving traning and health care, then placing the dogs in a great home.

Our primary goal is simple; keep animals in their homes whenever possible. We will accomplish this through the responsible allocation of funds to qualified applicants to assist with life-saving or life-altering care; referrals to other animal resources; and by educating the public to responsible pet care and safety.