Assistance
Ken Schilling has trained dogs to do just about anything. For people who need assistance dogs, Ken has developed a program for training them. Dogs can provide services like turning on light switches, alerting deaf people when the phone rings, or carrying items. Schilling's does not train dogs for the visually impaired.
The average assistance dog is in training for about 1.5 years, and lives with the Schilling family, undergoing constant training. After training, the assistance dog is introduced to its new owner, making an immediate bond.
(541) 935-2014
Schilling's Northwest Law Dogs
Mailing Address
PO Box 453
Noti, OR 97461
Physical Address
21624 Glaze Rd.
Veneta, Oregon 97487
Just 17 miles West of Eugene, OR
Training tip of the month:
Be firm, be fair, be consistent and you will be successful . You must be firm enough to get compliance. You must be fair, the dog has to understand what you want and be rewarded for compliance. You must be consistent in requiring the same response and behavior.