Sentences with phrase «career training service dogs»

The U.S. Navy Veteran has embarked on a second career training service dogs and founded a program in his Benton, Arkansas community, I Got Your Six (no affiliation with the national coalition).

ABC: What was your «Aha» moment or point when you decided to embark on a second career training service dogs?

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After successful careers in the business world, Nancy Teague found her true calling training service dogs.

Today Military Working Dogs (MWDs) are an integral part of our nation's armed services and these dedicated and highly trained companions save an average of 150 lives during their careers.

While all dogs at JLAD begin their lives with the intention of becoming a service dog, some dogs decide in the midst of their training that they are ready to pursue another career.

Her senior internship led her to work with horses at a Therapeutic Riding facility and inspired her to pursue a career in training and working with Service Animals and Therapy Dogs.

Marian started out in the service industry wrangling naughty customers, until 2011 when she decided to attend an Austin dog training academy and immediately began her career as a dog trainer in the private sector upon completion of her coursework.

Ken Ramirez is the Executive Vice President & Chief Training Officer: Karen Pryor Clicker Training; previously Executive Vice President animal training: Chicago's Shedd Aquarium; 35 + years in animal care & training; biologist and animal behaviorist; began career training guide dogs; currently search & rescue and service dogs; author of: Animal Training: Successful Animal Management through Positive Reinforcement; teaches at Western Illinois UniTraining Officer: Karen Pryor Clicker Training; previously Executive Vice President animal training: Chicago's Shedd Aquarium; 35 + years in animal care & training; biologist and animal behaviorist; began career training guide dogs; currently search & rescue and service dogs; author of: Animal Training: Successful Animal Management through Positive Reinforcement; teaches at Western Illinois UniTraining; previously Executive Vice President animal training: Chicago's Shedd Aquarium; 35 + years in animal care & training; biologist and animal behaviorist; began career training guide dogs; currently search & rescue and service dogs; author of: Animal Training: Successful Animal Management through Positive Reinforcement; teaches at Western Illinois Unitraining: Chicago's Shedd Aquarium; 35 + years in animal care & training; biologist and animal behaviorist; began career training guide dogs; currently search & rescue and service dogs; author of: Animal Training: Successful Animal Management through Positive Reinforcement; teaches at Western Illinois Unitraining; biologist and animal behaviorist; began career training guide dogs; currently search & rescue and service dogs; author of: Animal Training: Successful Animal Management through Positive Reinforcement; teaches at Western Illinois Unitraining guide dogs; currently search & rescue and service dogs; author of: Animal Training: Successful Animal Management through Positive Reinforcement; teaches at Western Illinois UniTraining: Successful Animal Management through Positive Reinforcement; teaches at Western Illinois University.

I began my career as a professional trainer in 2002, and established a private dog training and dog behavior consulting practice in Colorado, in 2005, to give owners force - free, effective training services, geared to their unique family's needs.

Jennifer has started her career as a service dog trainer about 10 years ago where she managed, supervised the training service dogs in a prison based program.

Carrie started her professional dog training career by training dogs for the hearing disabled and is a certified Service Dog Instructdog training career by training dogs for the hearing disabled and is a certified Service Dog InstructDog Instructor.