Psychiatric service dog training from a certified trainer

Best option for allowing your PSD to accompany you in public places or while traveling. Train your dog from the comfort and convenience of your home with our self-guided training program.

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4.6 (4,000+ reviews)

Certified by renowned dog training expert, Lisa Gallegos

Key Takeaways:

Meets Airline and Housing

Requirements: Psychiatric service dogs that are trained properly are covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the Air Carrier Access Act (ACAA)

Train Your Dog For Travel:

Training modules that covers how to properly train your psychiatric service dog for travel and guidance on procedures.

Affordable:

A Convenient and cost-effective training option for individuals who prefer to train their service dog at their own pace.

Satisfaction Guaranteed:

Money back guarantee, outstanding customer support, a renowned legal team, and a commitment to making sure you have an incredible experience.

  • Basic obedience, public access, and travel training.

  • Psychiatric disability support training.

  • Guidance in knowing your rights.

  • Training certificate upon completion

  • Guidance on bringing your PSD through airport security and onto airplanes.

  • Access to our 15 video lesson training program, led by a certified dog trainer.

Money Back Guarantee

If you are not satisfied with your training program after seven days, we will refund 100% of your payment*

Course Description

Train your dog to be a psychiatric service dog so they can accompany you in public places or while traveling.  Learn from Lisa Gallegos, a certified dog trainer who has helped hundreds of pups and their parents live more peaceful and fulfilled lives together.

In this course, you will learn:
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Basic Service Dog Training: We will provide a high level overview of HOW dogs learn, dog body language, and foundational training skills.
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Public Access Training: Since service dogs have to apply their basic training in public. This section is all about getting ready to teach your dog how to be well-mannered in a public setting.
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Disability Training: Since a service dog has to be trained to a task related to their disability.
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Service Dog Rights: Get an overview and understanding of your service dogs rights

Emotional Support Animal vs. Psychiatric Service Animal?

Emotional Support Animal (ESA)

An emotional support animal (ESA) helps individuals who are suffering from mental/emotional disabilities. ESAs provide a comforting presence for their owners, which can ease symptoms and help with day-to-day tasks and work.  ESAs have housing rights under state and federal laws.
  • Bring your pet in all housing/rental units.
  • No species, breed or weight restrictions.
  • Public space and flight restrictions may apply.
  • No training requirements.

Psychiatric Service Dog (PSD)

Psychiatric service dogs (PSD) are trained to react to their handler’s physical and emotional state, performing specific tasks to intervene in behavior and to ease symptoms of a person’s mental/psychiatric disability. PSDs have housing, public access and travel rights under state and federal laws.
  • Your dog can be in any public space, housing, hotels and stores.
  • Restricted to dogs only.
  • Your furry friend is free to fly (subject to training, rules and paperwork).
  • Requires training.

Yes, we accept FSA payment!

We accept FSA card payments for ESA letters and Psychiatric Service Dog training. To use this payment option, please complete your purchase with an FSA card at checkout.

 

What our dog parents are saying

  • Stacy C. Colorado, USA

“Helpful and easy to follow.

I had a lot of questions and I really appreciated the promptness, guidance they provided and professionalism of the responses. The training videos were helpful and easy to follow.”
 
  • Shannon Colorado, USA

“Lisa has been an absolute game-changer!

Her expertise and training methods have made all the difference in Beni’s development. Thanks to Lisa, we were able to prevent any problem behaviors from taking root and create good habits from the very beginning!”