Dog Hotel

School for guide dogs

TRAIN YOUR OWN DOG TO BE A SERVICE DOG

At Doggy Village, we specialize in training exceptional service dogs to help people with disabilities and medical needs. Our experienced trainers use positive reinforcement techniques to teach dogs basic skills such as mobility assistance, medical alert, and emotional support. Through personalized training programs and ongoing support, we ensure that each service dog is a reliable, loving companion ready to change lives.

What types of service dogs do we train?

  • Medical alert dogs
  • Mobility dogs
  • Hearing dogs
  • Psychiatric Service dog
  • Therapy dogs – this is not a service dog

All our dogs receive a certificate from Jasmin Mayer, who is a certified assistance dog trainer by the German Assistance Dog Center TARSQ.

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Medical Alert Dogs

Medical service dogs are specially trained to detect and respond to medical conditions such as diabetes, seizures or heart disease. These amazing dogs use their heightened senses to provide early warnings, deliver help or assist in emergencies, offering safety, independence and peace of mind to their caregivers.

These highly skilled dogs provide safety, independence and life-saving assistance to people with medical conditions.

  • Migraine Alert Dogs

    They detect changes in smell or behavior that precede a migraine, giving caregivers time to prepare.

  • Diabetes Alert Dogs (DAD):

    They detect changes in blood sugar levels and alert their caregiver before it becomes dangerous.

  • Seizure Alert Dogs

    Predicting seizures before they occur (in some cases) or helping during and after a seizure by calling for help or providing comfort.

  • Cardiac Alert Dog

    They detect irregular heart rhythm or changes in blood pressure and alert their caregiver.
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Mobility Assistance Dogs

Mobility dogs are specially trained to assist people with physical disabilities or limited mobility. They assist with tasks such as retrieving objects, opening doors, pressing buttons and providing balance support. These loyal companions increase independence and improve the quality of life of their caregivers.

Experience the freedom and support a mobility dog ​​can provide!

  • Balance dogs:

    Helping people with stability issues by providing physical support while walking or standing.

  • Wheelchair Assistance Dogs:

    Assisting wheelchair users by picking up dropped objects, opening doors, or pulling a wheelchair.
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