Service Dogs

Assistance Canines 

Assistance Canines and their Therapeutic Roles fills our psychological and physical health.  These trained canines have a clear purpose to support their partner with a disability providing therapeutic gains for a better quality of life.  Our dogs provide motivation, routine, emotional, physical and psychological support. They spend many hours in training to provide services needed to a specific individual without interrupting public in every day life tasks.  

Veterans Assistance Dogs

Inspiration for Better Quality of Life

With the increase in military veterans returning with Post-Traumatic Stress (PTS) and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), Tails of Valor developed an animal assisted therapy canine connection program incorporating our dogs during the journey to become a service dog. This program is goal oriented, with the mission of providing the Veteran regain independence and a better quality of life with a life time companion.

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Skilled Companions

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Our skilled companions are trained to work with an adult or child with a disability under the guidance of a clinician. A TOV  professional coordinator will handle and care for the assistance dog, encouraging the plan of care and rehabilitation needed utilizing the dog as an adjunct to the clinician. Our dogs are all part of our service dog program with the highest quality health/wellness care and manners.  This program allows TOV  to expand  the education of "The Purpose of the Journey" and provide the unconditional love with attentiveness needed for motivation, stress mitigation.