Where to Get A Service Dog
Where To Buy A Service Dog For Sale
High-net-worth families quickly discover that no charity will consider them for a service dog because of their income and assets, no matter how real the need is. Our clients receive a dog trained to a far higher standard, with fast placement, lifetime support, and personalized service that charities simply cannot match. In the end, those who can afford to pay are not only getting a dog 50 times more-trained, they’re getting a better experience — and they’re happier because of it.
When you need a service dog, time matters. Instead of waiting 3 to 10 years on a charity list, you can work with a professional trainer who builds the right dog for you, supported by decades of experience and long-term guidance.
if you do not qualify for charity
How Do I Find A Service Dog For Sale?
We train service dogs for people who don’t want a charity experience. You tell us what you need, and we build the dog for you that will do the best job making you the happier and more productive person you want to be.
If you want the right dog for you or your loved one, you need to hire the most qualified and experienced service dog trainer to train one individually for you and your needs. A service dog to be legal has to be individually trained to perform tasks to help your medical or psychiatric condition, not pulled off a shelf or handed down from a program that guessed who the owner would be.
Off-Leash Obedience
Our dogs don’t just follow commands—they stay focused and responsive, even in high-distraction environments.
No Waitlists,
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No 3- to 10-year waiting lists. Our dogs are ready and available when you are.
3-Year Health Guarantee
If your dog develops a health issue that prevents service, we’ll train another—free.
Certified Breeders Only
You Probably Don't Qualify For Charity
Service Dog School of America is here to help you get a service dog perfect for you.
Service Dog School of America provides fully-trained psychiatric and medical service dogs for individuals who need a finished, reliable working dog. We do not train customer-owned dogs, we do not run group classes, and we do not require owner participation in training. Every dog is trained by us from start to finish and placed only when the work is complete.
Our program focuses exclusively on psychiatric and medical service dogs. Training commonly includes support for PTSD, anxiety and panic disorders, autism, neurological conditions, emotional regulation, grounding tasks, interruption of harmful or compulsive behaviors, and deep-pressure therapy. We do not train diabetic alert dogs.
All training is conducted in real public environments rather than controlled classrooms alone. Dogs are conditioned to remain calm and responsive in crowds, during travel, and around everyday distractions. Obedience is taught to a standard that allows the dog to work reliably on or off leash, without pulling, reactivity, or dependence on physical restraint.
We train Golden Retrievers only. Dogs are selected for stable temperament, low reactivity, emotional resilience, and strong human focus. Breed selection is deliberate and central to producing service dogs that are dependable over the long term.
Unlike many programs that operate on multi-year waitlists, our dogs are trained continuously. When a dog is available, it is already fully trained and ready for placement. We do not promise future dogs or unfinished training.
Placement is not the end of the relationship. We provide lifetime access to professional support from the trainers who developed the dog. Support is direct and ongoing, not outsourced to call centers or third-party services.
Every placement is backed by a one hundred percent money-back satisfaction guarantee. If a dog is not the right fit, we address it directly.
This program is designed for individuals who need a completed service dog, do not qualify for charity programs, and value reliability, discretion, and time. What we provide is not a pet, a class, or a process. It is a fully-trained service dog developed over twelve to sixteen months and ready to work.
not in a million years
High-Net-Worth individuals and families do not get a service dog from a charity.
Charity service dog programs aren’t designed for people with money. You cannot buy a service dog from a charity. Our clients don’t want a charity handout anyway; they want certainty and the best trainer. They want the best service dog to help them, trained to perform at home, work, school, or during leisure time, and they certainly don’t want to wait years to see if someone decides they “qualify.” If you’re used to handling things directly yourself, and always hire experts with a clear outcome and professional accountability in mind, Service Dog School of America is for you.
No one loves dogs or people more. None of our competitors has more well-trained service dogs available at any price point.
- The calmest and most affectionate dogs
- Dogs trained for compatibility with your lifestyle
- Puppies from a breeder with six young children
- The only service dog trainer in the US selling off-leash obedient service dogs
- A service dog trained to make you happier and more productive
If a service dog could make you, or your loved one, 10% to 20% more productive over the next 10 to 15 years, based on the current $45,000 to $75,000 cost to train and buy one, it likely would be far and away one of the best values with the greatest return on investment you will ever buy for yourself.
don’t say you weren’t warned
How would you like to buy a service dog no more trained than most people’s pets?
It seems like every week we hear from people who bought a “trained service dog” that wasn’t. Too often, service dogs are sold or adopted out with minimal training, questionable backgrounds, or they are not really trained to deliver any results—and by the time issues surface, it’s too late.
If you’re looking at a service dog program that does not show dogs off-leash, in public, and clearly performing Assistance work, you need to look elsewhere.
We encourage you to compare websites. Ours shows hundreds and hundreds of off-leash obedient service dogs in real-world situations—from airports to pharmacies to family homes. Just like a home improvement contractor will have a portfolio of kitchens, baths, room additions, and remodels they successfully completed, a competent service dog trainer will have photos and video of dozens and dozens of dogs, or even hundreds of dogs, they trained, to show you. Everybody has a camera on their cell phone. Dog trainers are no different. Better to always hire the top expert because they get exponentially better results and are more reliable than the competition.
an agent of change
Service Dogs That Make Miracles Happen
It starts with a dog trainer who’s spent his life helping people live better. For nearly 30 years, David Baron has dedicated himself to training service dogs that do more than follow commands — they change lives. His work is about giving people back their freedom, their confidence, their peace of mind. Every dog Service Dog School of America trains is the result of daily, hands-on training, designed not just to meet a need but to create a breakthrough. Whether it’s a child with Autism, a veteran with PTSD, or a professional battling anxiety, these dogs bring calm, control, and real transformation — the kind of change that clients and their families tell us really is a miracle, especially if you saw how the person was before they got their service dog.
“It’s not just a dog, it’s a solution that takes 24 hours a day, 12 to 16 months to train.”
