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CSD Specializes in 3 Types of Service Dogs

Our owner-assisted training programs are designed to meet the needs of each of our clients.

Psychiatric

Designed to assist individuals with psychiatric disabilities, such as PTSD, autism, or depression.

Mobility

For individuals with physical disabilities, such as EDS, fibromyalgia, and chronic pain.

Medical Alert

Specialized training to detect and alert handlers of medical changes, such as blood sugar fluctuations, heart rate irregularities, and other chemical imbalances.

Why Choose Coastal Service Dogs?

Customized Training Programs

  • Designed to meet you and your dogs needs.
  • Specific focus on your goals.
  • Customizable training plans.

Ongoing Support to Ensure Your Success

  • Coastal Learning Hub.
  • Real time advice and guidance
  • Coastal welcome gift including training tools education and more!

Certified and Experienced Trainers

  • Scientifically proven methods.
  • Relationship-based training.
  • Specialized services, including scent work, puppy matching, and public access testing.

Why Apply Now?

Applying now means starting your journey toward a better future without delay. Service dog training takes time, and the sooner you begin, the closer you’ll be to achieving your goals. Our programs are in high demand, and we limit spots to ensure every client receives personalized attention.

What If It Doesn’t Work Out?

It’s normal to worry about how the training process will go or if you’ll see the results you’re hoping for. Training a service dog is a big commitment, but you don’t have to do it alone. At Coastal Service Dogs, we provide a clear plan, personalized support, and proven methods to help you succeed. With the right guidance and tools, you’ll have everything you need to build a strong, reliable partnership with your dog.

Life-Changing Impact!

A service dog can transform your life in ways you never thought possible. Picture having a reliable partner by your side, helping navigate daily challenges with confidence and ease. From performing life-saving medical alerts to offering mobility assistance, a trained service dog becomes more than just a helper—it becomes your source of independence, security, and freedom.