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Compassionate & Experienced Service Dog Training
Service Dog Training for:
Veterans & First Responders
Civilian Mobility
About Us
Bev Wells, CBCC-KA
Certified, Compassionate & Experienced Trainers
All training at K-9 CINB Working Service Dogs
is overseen and/or taught by certified Master Trainer
& Behavior Consultant, Bev Wells, CBCC-KA.
Bev is an active member the the CCPDT (Certification Counsel for Pet Dog Trainers) the CAPPDT (Canadian Association of Professional Pet Dog Trainers), The Professional Pet Guild (The Association of Force Free Professionals), and the CKC.
Bev has over 20 years experience working with dogs in various capacities such as K9 Security in Toronto, ON, SPCA Animal Control Officer in Welland, ON, working with wolves at Wolf Park in Battle Ground, IN as well as training pet dogs in the Saint John, NB area since 2014.
In April of 2020, Bev, in partnership with K9 Country Inn Working Service Dogs, Ontario, brought much needed service dog training to Atlantic Canada. Bev specializes in providing fully trained Service Dogs to qualified applicants for
PTSD, Mobility and Medical Alert.
Bev's unique connection with dogs allows her to tailor her approach to each individual's needs to ensure the training process is stress free for both dog and owner alike.
Service Dog Accreditation
Currently in New Brunswick, there is no standard Service Dog certification or test. We are proud of our programs and Service Dog training that we provide. It is our goal for our teams to be recognized as part of K-9 CINB Working Service Dogs by the quality of training the team has.
Our program certification exam is a two-day test, administered by Laura MacKenzie, of K-9 Country Inn Working Service Dogs Ontario, that includes obedience, task work, public access, and outdoor manners.
We observe each team using specific criteria, such as teamwork, critical decision making and interacting with the public, just to name a few.
Temperament testing is the first thing we assess. Your dog must be a happy, confident dog, outgoing, good around children, adults and other animals. The purpose of a Service Dogs is to aid their handlers and potentially save their life. Anywhere they go, they must display appropriate behavior and etiquette.
Our exam can be administered for a fee.
If you are a part of our Gold and Silver programs,
this exam is included in your package.
Once a Team is considered accredited with K-9 CINB Working Service Dogs, they must continue to be re-certified every three years until retirement.
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