All 3 Tracks
Medical Alert + General Tasks + Public Access & Fitness
Medical Alert Dog Training
Scent-based alert work, from imprinting to live alerts in the real world.
Diabetes, seizures, POTS, migraines, Crohn's
Scent imprinting → discrimination → alert behavior
Proofing under distraction
Night alerts and live-condition work
Ideal for: Handlers relying on alerts for safety, or teams worried about reliability or missed alerts.
General Service Dog Task Training
Non-scent-based tasks that assist with daily living.
Functional tasks for mobility, psych, mental health
Retrieval, pressure therapy, interruption, grounding
Task reliability at home and in public
Generalization to new environments
Ideal for: Teaching new tasks, fixing tasks that work at home but fail in public, or breaking through a plateau.
Public Access Training
The part handlers underestimate. The part that fails teams at the grocery store.
Obedience and neutrality under real distraction
Confidence and composure in real environments
Full K9 fitness subsection — keeping your dog fit and working longer
First Public Access Test included in the track
Ideal for: Public-access anxiety, focus issues in real environments, or teams still building reliability away from home.
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.