Got Your Six - Support Dogs - Support Dogs - Therapy Dogs
Got Your Six Support Dogs. We are committed to providing specialized service dogs to veterans and first-responders suffering from post traumatic stress disorder and/or sexual trauma. Our …
About Us - Got Your Six - Support Dogs - Therapy Dogs
Got Your Six Support Dogs is committed to providing specialized service dogs to veterans and first-responders suffering from post traumatic stress disorder and/or sexual trauma. Our …
Apply for a Service Dog - Got Your Six
Your donation helps Got Your Six Support Dogs provide life-changing service dogs to veterans and first responders at no cost. Together, we can empower them to regain independence, …
Dog Training Academy - Got Your Six
This human only seminar-type class discusses dog body language and stress signals, how dogs communicate and learn, rewards and reinforcements, as well as how things like breed, …
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If you would like to apply for a support dog, or learn more about Got Your Six Support Dogs, please fill out the contact form below.
Support Dogs - Therapy Dogs - Get Involved - Donate - Got Your Six
Your donation helps Got Your Six Support Dogs provide life-changing service dogs to veterans and first responders at no cost. Together, we can empower them to regain independence, …
Adopt a Service Dog - Got Your Six
Now, donors have the opportunity to “adopt” a service dog. Each symbolic service dog adoption allows us to continue our mission to train and place PTSD service dogs with veterans and first …
Meet The Team - Got Your Six - Dog Trainers - Support Dogs
Meet the hard working team members of Got Your Six Support Dogs. We are so grateful for their hard work and commitment to our mission.
Meet The Dogs - Got Your Six - Support Dogs - Service- Therapy …
Meet the service and therapy dogs of Got Your Six Support Dogs! The four-legged companions of Got Your Six are healthy, loyal, calm and affectionate.
Therapy Dogs FAQ's - Got Your Six
Therapy dogs are used to comfort people at places such as hospitals, nursing homes, behavioral health centers, doctors’ offices and more. A service dog is specifically trained to aid veterans …