Legendary Service Dogs

Legendary Service Dogs Legendary Service Dogs offers Obedience Training, Customized Training, and Service Dog Training. Unleash Your Dog’s True Potential!

Our Relationship Course is about teamwork and improving your bond with your dog. Legendary Service Dogs trains service dogs for disabled individuals. We work with the dogs and as well as their handlers to bring together the best team possible. We also train pet dogs and help them become better mannered, happy members of the family.

07/07/2025

Greet the morning like Gravy!

We hope everyone is having a great 4th!! As sunset approaches, we want to remind everyone of a few tips for your dogs.- ...
07/05/2025

We hope everyone is having a great 4th!! As sunset approaches, we want to remind everyone of a few tips for your dogs.

- Potty your dog before dark so that it's before fireworks start (or at least the majority).

- Have your dog on leash at all times in the yard, including to do their business.

- Prepare high value treats such as chicken, cheese, hot dog, and fried egg. Loud Boom = Food!

- Be sure to have your dog's collar and ID on them.

- If you're leaving your dog home, make sure they're secure, like in a kennel or room they feel safe in.

- Tomorrow, go outside with your dog during morning potty time and check the yard for anything left over from the night before. You never know what might land in your yard.

We hope everyone has a fun and safe Independence Day!!

Photo of Azraylea SDIT hanging out with me during our family party.

Radar SDIT looking very handsome in his new mobility harness.
07/03/2025

Radar SDIT looking very handsome in his new mobility harness.

Temperance SDIT smiling on her sunset walk.
07/03/2025

Temperance SDIT smiling on her sunset walk.

07/03/2025

Dartagnan SDIT enjoying his Birthday Pup Cup from Zeppe's!

Zeppe's Riverdale

Happy Birthday to Dartagnan SDIT!!
07/03/2025

Happy Birthday to Dartagnan SDIT!!

07/03/2025

Is your dog listening?

Radar SDIT waiting to hear his release word to go outside while sifting through the fake ones.

07/03/2025

Daisie just started her training with us today. At the end of the session, she deliberately paw at me several times, then barked. Neither behavior had been offered previous to that moment. She caught a mild heartrate spike, which then flipped the other way into about a 10 point drop. It didn't hit immediately, but after her alert, I did a self check and felt heart palpitations that became increasingly uncomfortable. The episode passed and we finished up the lesson. I've always been amazed by how in tune animals, especially dogs, can be. They are able to pick up on so much and are often willing to help if they are able. We have high hopes for Daisie as she's being considered for Service Dog work.

Had a great time going to the local dog show and supporting Margaux SDIT and her Mom. We're so proud of everything they'...
06/27/2025

Had a great time going to the local dog show and supporting Margaux SDIT and her Mom. We're so proud of everything they've accomplished so far both in and out of the show ring!

Why are mats such a big deal?Mats may start out small but they can quickly get out of control. The fur begins to twist u...
06/27/2025

Why are mats such a big deal?

Mats may start out small but they can quickly get out of control. The fur begins to twist until it becomes tangled. If you’re lucky, the mat forms further down the coat. If you’re not, it can wind tightly up against the skin.

Why is this a big deal?
Mats can cause significant damage to the skin and tissue, and in extreme cases, they may lead to infection or even restrict movement and blood flow.

Reeses didn’t like being brushed and would get snippy, especially around her back end, which was exactly where she needed the most care. Her fur is also very fine and wispy, which makes it much more prone to matting.

Breeds like long-coated White Swiss Shepherds, long-coated German Shepherds, Golden Retrievers, Australian Shepherds, Rough Collies, Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, Poodles, and breeds with similar type coats are susceptible to mats.

Common mat-prone areas:

- Behind the ears (as shown in the photos)

- Armpits

- Groin

- Legs

- Butt fluff

- Tail

How do you prevent mats?
Brush regularly. If the coat is maintained consistently, grooming sessions don't usually take very long.

For Reeses, we aim to brush her every day to every other day. Any longer, and mats begin to form.

We’re grateful to Reeses’ owners for letting us share these photos and for being open to learning how to better care for her coat.

After taking the time to do several gentle brushing sessions, and with lots of patience, Reeses trusted us to complete a full grooming session. We were able to remove all the mats and leave her coat looking, and feeling, amazing!

The other day I had someone stop me in the store and thank me for putting boots on the dog I was training. I talked to t...
06/27/2025

The other day I had someone stop me in the store and thank me for putting boots on the dog I was training. I talked to them about how it's required on our program when the temperature rises. It's becoming a lot more common for people to say this I'm noticing.

Later, a lady watched Azraylea SDIT for a few minutes before complimenting not just her being in dog shoes, but how well she walked in them.

I'm very glad that more people are becoming aware of the importance of dog boots / shoes.

If you need help with training your dog to boots or have questions about boots, message us anytime, we're happy to help!

If you're just getting started, remember our 2-2-4 Rule:
- 2 front paws
- 2 back paws
- all 4 boots

06/27/2025

Margaux SDIT doing an escalated alert.

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