Northern Arizona Service Dogs

07/14/2023

07/07/2023

Ask about are available trained dogs!🐶

06/23/2023

Are you looking for the perfect pup? We have you covered. PM for more information

06/20/2023

, a playful personality, and a whole lot of love to give! If you're looking for a furry companion to brighten up your days, look no further than this adorable pup. Contact us today to make him a part of your family! 🐾❤️

06/13/2023

Attention all pet lovers! We are excited to announce that we have the perfect trained young dog for you. This furry friend has undergone extensive training and is ready to become a loyal companion to a loving family. Our team of experts has worked tirelessly to ensure that this dog is well-behaved, obedient, and socialized. We understand that finding the right pet can be a daunting task, but we are confident that this dog will exceed your expectations. If you are interested in adopting this wonderful pup, please contact us today. We look forward to helping you find your perfect furry match!

06/08/2023

Get Your Hands on Trained Labradoodle Pups at an Unbeatable Price!

05/31/2023

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05/31/2023

This pup has what you look for in a service dog:

1. Good health: A service dog must be healthy and free from any genetic or hereditary diseases.

2. Temperament: A service dog must have a calm and friendly temperament, be obedient, and have a desire to please its owner.

3. Intelligence: A service dog must be intelligent and able to learn and perform complex tasks.

4. Size: The size of the dog should be appropriate for the tasks it will be performing.

5. Trainability: A service dog must be easy to train and able to learn quickly.

6. Energy level: A service dog must have an appropriate energy level for the tasks it will be performing.

7. Socialization: A service dog must be well-socialized and comfortable around people and other animals.

8. Breeding: A service dog should come from a reputable breeder with a history of producing successful service dogs.

05/28/2023

Timber is available 👇🏾

05/26/2023

Hey everyone! Memorial Day weekend is here and I know many of us are excited to hit the road with our furry friends. But before you pack up and head out, here are some safety tips to keep in mind when traveling with your dog:

1. Buckle up: Just like us, dogs should be secured in the car with a seatbelt or harness. This will keep them safe in case of an accident and prevent them from distracting the driver.

2. Hydrate: Make sure to bring plenty of water for your dog, especially if you're traveling to a warmer climate. Dehydration can be dangerous for dogs, so keep them hydrated throughout the trip.

3. Rest stops: Take frequent breaks to allow your dog to stretch their legs and relieve themselves. This will also help prevent motion sickness and anxiety.

4. ID tags: Make sure your dog is wearing an ID tag with your contact information in case they get lost. Microchipping is also a great option for added security.

5. Pet-friendly accommodations: If you're staying overnight, make sure to book pet-friendly accommodations in advance. This will ensure a comfortable and safe stay for both you and your furry friend.

Remember, traveling with your dog can be a fun and rewarding experience, but safety should always come first. Have a happy and safe Memorial Day weekend! 🐾🚗💦

05/23/2023

Today, I want to talk about what a true PTSD dog does. PTSD stands for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, which is a mental health condition that can develop after experiencing or witnessing a traumatic event. PTSD dogs are specially trained to assist individuals who suffer from this condition.

A true PTSD dog is not a pet, but a highly trained service animal that provides a service support and helps their handler manage their symptoms. These dogs are trained to recognize signs of distress and provide comfort to their handler. They can also perform tasks such as waking their handler from nightmares, creating a physical barrier between their handler and others in crowded spaces, and alerting their handler to potential triggers.

It's important to note that not all dogs can be trained to be PTSD dogs. It takes a lot of time, effort, and specialized training to become a certified PTSD service dog. These dogs are trained to be calm, obedient, and responsive to their handler's needs.

In conclusion, PTSD dogs are an invaluable resource for individuals who suffer from PTSD. They provide emotional support, help manage symptoms, and improve their handler's quality of life. If you or someone you know is struggling with PTSD, consider me, I can get you certified PTSD service dog.

05/20/2023

"Every puppy starts as a blank slate, but with love, patience, and training, they can become a life-changing service dog. Follow along as we document the journey of our service dog puppy in training."