ADA-compliant training
Service dogs for PTSD, TBI and mobility, trained to ADA requirements and to the specific needs of each handler, with the handler brought in every step of the way.
Individual by design
A service dog isn’t a well-behaved pet. It’s a working partner trained to perform specific tasks for one person. That’s why every dog we train is built around its handler.
The process
We learn your needs, your daily life and the tasks your dog must perform.
We evaluate temperament and suitability, whether it’s your dog or a candidate dog.
Obedience, public-access manners and task work, with you involved along the way.
We keep working with you and your dog in real life until the partnership is solid.
Veterans living with PTSD or TBI can apply for a fully trained service dog through C.A.S.H. (Canines Assisting Service Heroes). Riedel K9 trains every dog in the program.
Learn About C.A.S.H.FAQ
Yes. We train service dogs for PTSD, TBI and mobility, to ADA requirements and to the specific needs of each handler, bringing the handler into the process and supporting the team in everyday life after training. We also train every service dog placed through Delaware’s C.A.S.H. veterans program.
Delaware veterans living with PTSD or TBI can apply for a fully trained service dog through C.A.S.H. (Canines Assisting Service Heroes), a donor-supported program of Vietnam Veterans of America Kent County Chapter 850. Riedel K9 trains the dogs. Contact Ray Harris at (302) 632-8510 or Joe Startt at (302) 242-8708.
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Our flagship program
Your dog lives and trains daily with the Riedel K9 team, in our facility and out in the real world, and you come weekly for a private session so you can keep it going at home.
One-on-one coaching
Focused, customized sessions built around your dog’s specific issues and your goals, at your pace.
Exercise + training
A full day of supervised exercise plus a customized training session, so your dog comes home tired and better behaved.
Start today
Every program starts with a conversation. Tell us about your dog and we’ll recommend the right path, whether that’s classes, private lessons, or a full board & train.
