Initial obedience training for basic commands. This task involves providing initial obedience training to the dog for basic commands. The goal is to establish a strong foundation for further training. 
  • 1 Sit
  • 2 Stay
  • 3 Lie down
  • 4 Come
  • 5 Heel
Socialization training in various environmentsSocialization training is essential to expose the dog to different environments, people, and situations. This task focuses on gradually introducing the dog to various settings to improve adaptability and behavior. 
  • 1 Busy streets
  • 2 Crowded places
  • 3 Public transportation
  • 4 Shopping malls
  • 5 Other dogs
​Specific service training according to needed skillsThis task involves providing specific service training to the dog according to the needed skills for the desired service. Identify and focus on the specific skills required for the service.
  • 1 Clicker
  • 2 Target stick
  • 3 Treats
  • 4 Training vest
  • 5 Training mat
​Assessing the performance of the dog. Assessing the performance of the trained dog is vital to ensure its readiness for service. This task involves evaluating the dog's proficiency in performing the required service tasks.
​Introduction and familiarization training with the handlerThis task involves introducing the trained dog to its future handler and ensuring familiarity between them. The goal is to establish a strong bond and understanding between the dog and the handler. How would you facilitate the introduction and familiarization process? What techniques or exercises would be useful in building rapport? Are there any challenges in the handler-dog interaction? Make sure to have a structured plan for successful introduction and familiarization.
​Consistency training of the dog with the handlerConsistency training ensures the dog's ability to respond reliably to the commands and cues provided by its handler. This task focuses on establishing consistent communication and reinforcing training in various scenarios.

  • 1 Home environment
  • 2 Public spaces
  • 3 Noisy environments
  • 4 Social gatherings
  • 5 Outdoor settings
​Emergency response training for the dogEmergency response training is essential to prepare the dog for potential crisis situations during service. This task involves training the dog to respond appropriately in emergency scenarios such as medical emergencies or dangerous situations.

  • 1 Medical emergencies
  • 2 Fire emergencies
  • 3 Public safety emergencies
  • 4 Search and rescue scenarios
  • 5 Crowd control situations
​Provision of identification and certification proofsProviding identification and certification proofs is essential for official recognition of the dog as a service dog. This task involves preparing the necessary identification and certification documents.
Graduation