Program Launch Still In-Process
The official Enrichment Canine Service Dog program launch will be end of April 2026. Stayed tuned to learn about our first in-training prospect!
ENRICHMENT CANINE SERVICE DOG PROGRAM
A program 10 years in the making. Backed by extensive experience & knowledge of prospect selection, puppy raising, and strong public obedience skills to train dogs to be placed a variety of needs.
Currently the ECSD program is focused on producing:
Diabetic alert dogs for children & adults
Heart-rate alert dogs for adults
Physical mobility assistance dogs for adults
Psychiatric service dogs for veterans
Therapeutic intervention dogs to work alongside social workers or occupational therapists in a clinical setting.
ECSD is not currently placing dogs for other scent-based alert or psychiatric needs.
ECSD is in the process of achieving 501C(3) status but donations to support our in-training dogs are not yet eligible for a tax write-off. Any amount given to the program is used soley for the purpose of dog & training costs and does not support the for-profit training wing of Enrichment Canine.
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We are able to provide a list of trusted Labrador-focused breeding programs that are on our own list for finding the right prospective puppies.
We are not currently able to provide help in finding prospects in the shelter/rescue system but may be able to help refer you to a trainer that can. -
If you are an individual looking for help in training your own dog to be your service dog then we would recommend connecting with a Cooperative Paws Certified Service Dog Coach. Having worked with founder Veronica Sanchez we wholeheartedly believe that that is the best directory of experiences trainers able to help with owner-training. You can click here to navigate to the CPSDC registry.
Another formal training program we recommend is Atlas Assistance Dogs. You can click here to navigate to their website.
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If you are an individual looking for help in training your own dog to be your service dog then we would recommend connecting with a Cooperative Paws Certified Service Dog Coach. Having worked with founder Veronica Sanchez we wholeheartedly believe that that is the best directory of experiences trainers able to help with owner-training. You can click here to navigate to the CPSDC registry.
Another formal training program we recommend is Atlas Assistance Dogs. You can click here to navigate to their website.
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We would recommend connecting with a Cooperative Paws Certified Service Dog Coach. Having worked with founder Veronica Sanchez we wholeheartedly believe that that is the best directory of experiences trainers able to help with owner-training. You can click here to navigate to the CPSDC registry.
Another formal training program we recommend is Atlas Assistance Dogs. You can click here to navigate to their website.text goes here
OUR DOGS IN TRAINING:
Enrichment Canine Service Dogs will welcome its first program prospect late this Spring!
A core ECSD commitment is to incorporate dogs from the shelter system into our own training program. The goal is to find our first shelter/rescue prospect in early 2018. Being able to pull suitable prospects requires well-trained behavior experts who work or volunteer at high-intake physical Animal Shelters. That network takes time to build. While a primary goal of ECSD is to be able to use dogs pulled from the shelter system, using puppies from carefully selected breeding programs will allow us to place more dogs than relying on the shelter/rescue population alone.
Our first prospect will be a puppy chosen from a carefully selected breeding program. There are several possible programs we are currently in touch with and we are excited to reveal the breed/pup in the next couple months!
Want to support us in our quest to place as many dogs as possible?
please take note that these are not tax deductible charitable contributions because we are still in the process of forming as a official 501(C)3
All contributions are routed through a Service Dog Program Go Fund Me page.
