A small dog that keeps your world within reach.
We train small poodles and poodle crosses to ride along on a wheelchair, hop down, and bring back what you drop — your keys, your phone, your medication — and to get help when you need it.
Trained for the moments a chair makes hard.
Retrieve dropped items
Keys, phone, wallet, remote, a pen on the floor — picked up and brought back to your hand.
Ride along
Small enough to ride on your lap or chair, and trained to hop down on cue and back up when the job is done.
Bring the essentials
Fetch your phone or a medication pouch from a set spot on cue, so it's in your hand when you need it.
Alert for help
Trained to go get another person in the home and lead them back to you.
Big-dog skills in a lap-sized partner.
Low-shedding coat
Poodles and poodle crosses shed far less than most breeds — easier on allergies, clothes and the chair.
Built for the chair
Light enough to ride on a lap, quick enough to get down to the floor and back.
Smart and eager
One of the most trainable breeds there is, with the focus for real task work.
Travels easy
Airlines can require a service dog to fit on your lap or in your foot space. Ours do.
The real deal is on paper.
No government agency certifies service dogs, and online “registries” carry no legal weight. Under the ADA, a service dog is defined by its training. So we document every hour of it.
Task training, logged
Every task your dog is trained for is written down, with the hours behind it.
Public access tested
Before placement, each dog is tested on calm, controlled behavior in stores, restaurants and crowds.
Ready to fly
You get a training record and our trainer details for the DOT service animal form airlines ask for.
Support after placement
Follow-up sessions to keep skills sharp as you and your dog settle in together.
From first call to first retrieve.
- STEP 1
Apply
Tell us about your mobility needs, your home and your daily routine.
- STEP 2
Meet & match
We pair you with a dog whose size and temperament fit your life.
- STEP 3
Task training
Your dog is trained on the tasks you need, then public access tested.
- STEP 4
Team training
We train you and your dog together, at home and out in public.
- STEP 5
Ongoing support
Check-ins and refreshers whenever you need them.
Straight answers.
Is my dog “ADA certified”?
There's no such thing — the ADA has no official certification or registry. A service dog qualifies by being trained to do tasks for a person with a disability. That's what we train, and we give you the records to show it.
Can my dog go into stores, restaurants and malls?
Yes. A trained service dog can go where the public goes. Staff may only ask whether the dog is required because of a disability and what task it's trained to do.
Can my dog fly with me?
Airlines may ask you to fill out the DOT Service Animal Air Transportation Form. We give you our trainer details for it, and a small poodle fits the lap or foot space airlines can require.
Let's talk about what you need.
Call or text. You'll talk to the trainer directly.