Puppy Pathways™ Supported

A program for handlers choosing the right service dog prospect — whether they don't have a dog yet, or their current dog isn't a candidate. One-time pricing per tier. Lifetime course access.

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Self-Guided + Supported

  • Full 5-phase online Puppy Pathways course (lesson videos, scripts, slides)

  • 5 downloadable resources: ACE Breeder Questionnaire, Volhard Puppy Temperament Test guide, socialization checklist, health testing reference, course booklet

  • Recorded Genetics & Behavior presentation by Trina Eddy

  • PowerPoint: Choosing a Breeder & Selecting a Puppy by Trina Eddy

  • PDF of Lead or Be Led 2.0™ by Trina R. Eddy

  • One private Zoom consultation with Trina (45 min Tiers 2) — valid 12 months from enrollment

  • Lifetime access to all course content and materials

  • One full year of community group access (monitored by Trina, Andrea Baer-Kelley, Autumn Baer, Jessica Brill, and Jenny Sirwet)

  • Bi-weekly live group Zoom coaching calls — open Q&A with the ACE team

  • Access to all recorded group sessions

Most handlers — full curriculum plus a year of community group access and bi-weekly live coaching with the ACE team

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A Canine Experience, Inc.

Family-owned, women-led, three generations of professional dog training. Snohomish, Washington - serving handlers across the United States through the ACE Hybrid Service Dog Course™.

18208 67th Ave SE · Snohomish, WA 98296
360-488-0639 · [email protected]
acanine.com

ACE Certification is issued by A Canine Experience, Inc., a private professional training organization. The ADA does not require federal registration for service dogs. Our certification documents that a team has met ADA criteria for public access as evaluated by our certified trainers, and is not a federal credential. We make no guarantees about individual training outcomes - service dog success depends on the dog, the handler, and the work they put in together.