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Service Dog Training in Springfield, MO

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Our Service Dog Training Could Help:
Veterans or civilians with PTSD, anxiety, or depression
Children or adults with autism
Individuals with epilepsy
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Advanced medical training (participating locations)

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Service Dog Training in Springfield, MO

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) defines a service dog as “a dog that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks for a person with a disability.” Disabilities include mental or physical impairments that affect an individual’s ability to perform one or more major life activities (walking, seeing, etc.).

Because service dogs play such a key role in the life of disabled individuals, they are protected by the law. Places of residence, employment, and commercial facilities cannot discriminate against disabled individuals with service animals. If you are wondering how to get a service dog, you can either purchase a fully trained dog or purchase a service puppy and train it.

With our service dog training in Springfield, MO, we ensure that your dog is trained to meet the specific needs of your disability, providing personalized support and empowering both dog and handler for long-term success.

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Our Positive Approach to Service Dog Training


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At Dog Training Elite, we believe that successful dog training requires dedication, patience, and balance. That’s why we are committed to using positive reinforcement techniques in all of our training programs.

Through balanced training, our team helps owners build trust with their dogs. This approach is especially important for service dog training because strong relationships and communication are essential for dogs to reliably assist their handler.

By focusing on encouragement rather than punishment, we created confident, well-behaved dogs that are eager to perform their best and impress their owners.

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  • Sharon Barefield
    Aug. 12, 2026
    I purchased my 2 mini (9 weeks old) doxies mainly to relieve the sadness of having had to put my 2 adult doxies (14 and 17) to sleep. I was going to train these 2 puppies myself. After 2 months of self training (it was not much of a training schedule mainly not knowing how to train them) , I decided to get some professional help . I contacted Dog Elite Training and as a result of an excellent interview of what they do in the 2 week training program , I signed them both up at the same time. The program is not only excellent in every aspect (fits your schedule in dropping off and picking up) in what they teach, but the trainers are an absolute delight and they truly love your puppies. I can’t say anything more complimentary than to say I would sign them up again 100%!!!
  • Shelby Lawhon
    Aug. 12, 2026
    The training was excellent. Each day I was told what training would be covered and when I picked Orla up the trainer spent time with me about what was accomplished. In other words, trained me on how to reinforce the training. Each day there were videos made that I could watch at home. The training provided a foundation to build on. I would recommend Elite to anyone wanting to build a positive, well behaved and happy relationship with their dog.
  • Jesse Taylor
    Aug. 12, 2026
    This company is amazing ! We have a goldendoodle that we are training to be a service dog for my son who has CP, autism, SPD. The Trainers are very skilled and personal. You will feel like Family in class and they are very personal with every dog and handler. We have put our dog through their daycamp course, we have and are continuing group class, and have started Public access class and we are working on direct task commands to assist for my son. Our Goldendoodle is only 18 months old and we have been so blessed with everything she has learned and retained in all of the classes. She is a completely different dog from where she started.I highly recommend if your looking for a training company for your dog for any service even if just for basic obedience, go to Dog Elite Training. They are amazing!
  • Kim Robinson
    Aug. 8, 2026
    We are so impressed with Dog Training Elite and the difference they have made with Maple! She has made such amazing progress. She can now walk nicely on a leash without pulling, goes to her place when we ask and stays there until we release her, and she waits at the door until we tell her it’s okay to go. Most importantly, she actually comes when we call her—something she wasn’t doing before! Maple is such a well-behaved and happy dog now, and we couldn’t be happier with the results. Dog Training Elite did an amazing job, and we would absolutely recommend them to anyone looking for a great dog trainer!
  • Barbara Provencher
    Jul. 28, 2026
    Camping has always been fun for us, and a big part of our retirement. That is except for one issue….our Australian Labradoodle, Maddie. Disruptive would be a considerable understatement. She barks, lunges, jumps at any dog or person who walks by our campsite. I was at a point where I was loosing my joy for camping because all my energy was being used up by constantly trying to contain Maddie. One day while camping we met a nice couple who had the cutest seven month old doodle, who looked exactly like our Maddie. The difference being that their dog was well behaved. Long story short, they handed us a business card for Dog Training Elite, where we enrolled Maddie as soon as we got home. Maddie did her work as well as Brian and I. Two weeks of intensive training. We saw improvement every day; especially her ability to contain her over abundance of energy. She graduated from her training. It wasn’t until our first group class in the park with many other dogs right next to her, that my tears started flowing. There was Maddie, calmly sitting by my side, walking along a path with twenty dogs she had never met. Doing a down command…walking a weave between all the other dogs. No barking, no lunging….this was my new Maddie. I was such a happy and proud momma. I don’t know whose world has changed more, ours or Maddie’s. What I can tell you is life is good and we owe our new peace to the wonderful trainers at dog Training Elite. Thank you from the bottom of my heart!
  • Bary Brown
    Jul. 25, 2026
    Everyone was professional, committed, and wonderful to work with. My 4 month old bordoodle is now well behaved and fun to be with. Great place!
  • Chris
    Jul. 11, 2026
    Dog Training Elite has been one of the greatest investments we could have made with our Golden Retriever Ellie. Ellie was the most challenging puppy my wife and I have ever experienced. Our goal was to have a sweet companion that could go with us on our outings to farmers markets, breweries, and hikes. Ellie was overreactive around strangers and dogs, ignored simple commands, and was high risk for ingesting sticks and rocks which prevented her from being included in our adventures. Kristi is an amazing trainer and person that gave us the tools and training to enable us to exceed our training goals. We were at first intimidated of the thought of an e-collar, but Kristi quickly educated us by showing us how it doesn’t hurt and explains the significance of safety from far greater dangers of disobedience. She gave us a toolbox of commands for every situation and introduced them in a way that built on an easy to follow curriculum. Kristi was so patient, motivating, and caring to transform Ellie into the sweetest and well mannered dog anywhere we go now without losing any of her playful, loving, and happy personality. Jeremy also does a fantastic job in the weekly group classes that are included in our plan. He gives great advice and creates a safe simulation for everyday situations we find ourselves in so we are educated on how to best handle Ellie as encounters new experiences. We appreciate he holds owners and dogs accountable to create a safe environment for learning. We truly feel blessed to have found Dog Training Elite. Strangers consistently compliment how polite our little girl is and we recommend Kristi and Jeremy to everyone.
  • Lauren Graver
    Jul. 11, 2026
    We cannot recommend Dog Training Elite highly enough! When we first started training, we loved our golden retriever Ellie dearly, but it often felt like we weren't speaking the same language. She was energetic, curious, and eager to explore every sight, sound, smell, and dog she encountered. What Dog Training Elite gave us wasn't just obedience training—it gave us a way to communicate with Ellie and help her understand what we were asking of her. Thanks to Kristi's incredible guidance, patience, and expertise, Ellie has transformed into a confident, well-adjusted dog that we can truly take anywhere. We can now bring her to places like the farmer's market, where she stays calmly by our side despite all the distractions around her. Loud noises, other dogs, exciting smells, crowds—things that once would have completely captured her attention no longer overwhelm her. She has learned how to remain focused and composed in new environments. What I appreciate most is that Ellie is still 100% Ellie. Dog Training Elite didn't take away her personality; it helped her learn how to navigate the world without overreacting to it. She's still our lovable, goofy, silly golden retriever who makes us laugh every day. The difference is that now she has the skills and confidence to handle situations calmly and appropriately. The training didn't stop after the initial program, either. Every Saturday, we attend classes led by Jeremy, and those sessions continue to strengthen and reinforce the behaviors we've worked so hard to build. The ongoing support from the entire team has been invaluable and has helped make these behaviors a lasting part of Ellie's life. Kristi taught Ellie, but just as importantly, she taught us. Looking back, I realize that successful dog training is really about learning a shared language between you and your dog. Dog Training Elite helped us build that language, and it has completely changed our relationship with Ellie for the better. We are incredibly grateful for everything Kristi, Jeremy, and the Dog Training Elite team have done for our family. The confidence, freedom, and joy they've helped create for both us and Ellie are truly priceless. We will forever be thankful.
  • Robin Gordon
    Jul. 3, 2026
    Hey any one that is looking for a dog training facility this is the place to go.These trainers are amazing.If I could give a 10 star rating I would.
  • Amy Schulte
    Jul. 4, 2026
    I called Kristi the day after we got our Golden Retriever puppy. For the first year, we did some intensive service dog training, which was equal parts dog training and owner training. This included several public access visits to places like Costco and Menards. The result: I have the absolute best dog I've ever owned, and I can take her anywhere with confidence. Kristi and Jeremy taught me how to be a "dog whisperer" to my dog's behavioral nuances, and to correct the unwanted stuff effectively. I have such a special bond with this dog because we've done the work together and have mutual trust. She knows that obedience gets her a seat under the table with us at a nice restaurant, a shop around Home Goods (her favorite), or hotel stays with us. Yes - this is possible for a 2 year old Golden! We still attend weekly group classes, and appreciate the ongoing support and training. The investment we made with Dog Training Elite is worth every penny for our Penny!
  • Melanie Dampier
    Jun. 26, 2026
    I cannot say enough good things about DTE. The staff is amazing and are so good with the dogs. Larry loved going and we saw improvement after the first day. They are so knowledgeable and want you and your dog to have success after the training. If you are serious about getting your dog some help don’t look any farther.
  • Shanna Burrell
    Jun. 7, 2026
    JoJo was a handful of unlimited energy and his cattle dog instincts fueled the fire. He is no longer the goodest naughty boy, he is just the Goodest Boy. The best part is how much bigger his world can be now! His human sister was excited he was able to join her hanging out at the salon while she got her hair done. Is there work to continue, always! But now I have confidence we can go in public and show off our new manners. JoJo has received so many compliments on his behavior, even after the first week of camp. So worth it!
  • Claire Denton
    May. 27, 2026
    It is incredible the difference that I see in our 2 Great Danes after their time at Dog Training Elite. Jasper was a jealous bully and I didn’t feel comfortable at all taking him anywhere. And Kronk was just very excited and chatty boy. But now Jasper listens and checks in and I can take him out with confidence. And Kronk is a still a happy guy but he doesn’t overwhelm you with his excitement anymore. They’re both just little gentlemen now. And knowing that we can go to the group classes and ask DTE for advice still is very reassuring.
  • Rick Ayers
    May. 26, 2026
    Dog training Elite review My wife and I rescued a small dog after her previous dog (Abby) passed away. He (Charlie) was a cute dog, but young (about 1 year old) and very rambunctious. Charlie had no boundaries or manners; he would walk all over you and jump on you the second you walked into the house. We knew he needed professional training, so we took him to Dog Training Elite. To be honest, we were a little skeptical of the E-collar procedure at first. However, after attending the training sessions, we started seeing real results. Charlie has come such a long way because Amber and Maddie did a wonderful job with him. Charlie now has great manners and follows his commands, all thanks to the team at Dog Training Elite. Hats off to Christie, Jeremy, and their trainers, Amber and Maddie, for doing such a great job with Charlie. Thank you!
  • Emily Campbell
    May. 26, 2026
    Kristi and her team are all amazing and have so much compassion for what they do! They helped my husband and I learn how to train our dog Bowie so we could be more confident taking him out in public. He went from being so wild and terrified to being such a good listener! I highly recommend bringing your dog here for any training whether it's for service animals or just general obedience training.
  • Elaena Heid
    May. 16, 2026
    I would highly recommend Dog Training Elite Springfield to anyone looking for honest, straightforward help with their furry friend. Jeremy and Kristi are going to tell it to you straight and actively try to be part of the solution/end goal.
  • Kyle Denton
    May. 9, 2026
    My wife and I entered our boys into the 2 week program with DTE. We have 4 Great Danes and our oldest boys have stopped getting along, it got so bad that our 3 year old, Jasper, attacked our 4 year old, Kronk. They are both about 150lbs each and very hard to control but they are our children, so we came to DTE as a long shot to hopefully keep our family together! It is currently the end of week 1 of our 2 week training and our boys were in the same room today! Jasper tried to be mean to Kronk but within seconds my wife was able to get him under control and refocused on her. This is an absolute testament to the work the DTE team does with them during the day because on day 1 Jasper was so strong, big and determined that it took 2 trainers to even try to control him, by day 2 it only took 1 trainer, by day 3 Jasper was walking and not pulling on the leash at all! A 90 year old grandma could have walked him on day 3!!! Kristi, Jeremy and the rest of the team at DTE are amazing and clearly know the minds of dogs! They are knowledgeable, caring but keep good calm boundaries, and really know how to teach the dogs what to do and how to listen! It’s been amazing to watch and to be a part of and I can’t wait to see how week 2 goes!! So before you give up your baby, go talk to Kristi and let her and her team help your pup understand how to have manners! They gave us our family back! It’s worth it!
  • Sarah Tindell
    May. 3, 2026
    We are so thankful to the team at DTE Springfield for their expertise in helping our dog, Brody (and us!), during his two-week training camp. Two weeks ago, Brody was uncontrollable on our neighborhood walks, barking at every dog or person we passed. Not only was it embarrassing, but we felt guilty watching his world shrink to the confines of our house. We were also unable to have company over without keeping him secured in another room—hardly ideal for people who enjoy hosting. I eventually stopped taking him on walks altogether for fear of his “outbursts,” which is when I decided to look into local trainers. The glowing reviews are what sold us on DTE Springfield, and I am so glad we chose them. Kristi, Jeremy, Amber, and Madi were welcoming and thorough when educating my husband and me on each day’s progress. We left every evening with clear instructions on how to practice our goals at home. By the end of the two-week camp, I was able to take Brody to his first group class of about 20 dogs. Even in a busy park with ample distractions, I couldn’t believe it—my dog was silent and controllable for the entire hour. He stayed focused on me and the training he was putting into practice in the "real world." I left that first group experience feeling like I finally have my life back with my dog. Thank you again to the DTE Springfield team. They are upfront, encouraging, and they truly believe in you and your dog if you’re willing to do the work.
  • Chele Phelps
    Apr. 12, 2026
    I’m going to be really honest here, because this comes from the heart. After a really bad experience with dog training in the past, I had pretty much given up. I sent my dog Nitro off to a trainer and it failed—and that kind of disappointment sticks with you. On top of that, hearing all the stereotypes about Huskies even mixed breed being “untrainable” got in my head, and I truly started to believe maybe it just wasn’t possible. Then I got my Pomsky, Nova. I’m so bonded to him and him me, and something in me said to try again… even though I was scared of wasting time, money, and trust on another failed experience. That’s when I found Dog Training Elite (DTE)… and everything changed. As you all know facebook seems to listen… their page came across my feed. Jeremy, Kristi, and their team didn’t just train my dog—they believed in us when I was struggling to believe in myself. They supported me, encouraged me, and even cried with me through the tough moments. When I felt like Nova wasn’t going to get it, they didn’t give up on us. They pushed us through. They made my little velcro gremlin fur ball into an unbelievable independent confident well mannered little obedient dog. Now we are a still a work in progress as people, we are never perfect in life but I’m telling you for my 6 month old “sassy pants” to completely flip like he did in just 2weeks I can’t wait to see how much more he’s going to change and grow and learn in next weeks to come and our journey from here on out 😭❣️🐾🐾 we will be working towards him becoming a service dog . And somehow… they made what felt impossible, possible. If you have a dog that you think is “too much,” or someone has told you there’s no chance—please don’t give up. Pick up the phone and call Dog Training Elite. They don’t just train dogs… they change  lives. Forever grateful ❤️
  • Holly Beadle
    Apr. 12, 2026
    We have an almost three year old mini Aussie doodle, Bindi. She was a sweet, smart dog with lots of energy and love. We had a hard time training her at home so it was difficult taking her all the places we wanted to take her - from simple walks down the street, patio cafes, etc. she pulled so hard on her leash she choked herself, got super anxious about anything she saw or heard - was ready to bark or run after it, etc. We tried a lot of things but nothing really worked. I started researching formal training and landed with Dog Elite. We met to learn more about training and signed up Bindi for the next session. That was Feb-Mar. She’s a very different dog now and we are better owners. We appreciated the videos to help reinforce training for us and Bindi. We’ve attended the Saturday morning trainings and continue to learn more. Bindi loves kids and people in general but would jump on the and get overly excited. She still gets excited to meet people, but is calmer and doesn’t jump on anyone. She does not react to every sight and sound in every situation, which is better for all of us. We are able to take her more places because she follows commands so well and knows how to behave. Bindi is much more relaxed (and so are we) and we enjoy her so much more - from shorter outings like a walk on a trail to a brewery visit to long road trips - it’s all easier, more relaxed and more fun for all of us. We still have more training to do but it’s about one month after her initial training so we feel fantastic about the progress. We are so grateful for the transformation and look forward to continuing learning and training Bindi with Dog Elite’s help. They patiently meet your dog and you where you are and help you understand why you need to handle behaviors and situations in certain way. We highly recommend their services!
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Is a Service Dog The Same As a Therapy Dog?

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Many types of working dogs increase the quality of life for their handlers. The three main categories of working dogs are service animal, therapy animal, and emotional support animal. Each category covers different areas of support and different levels of protection under the law.

  1. Service Animal

    As mentioned above, service animals assist individuals with disabilities. Depending on the person’s needs, the service animal learns how to perform certain tasks. Guide dogs, for example, help blind individuals safely navigate their environment. Seizure response dogs respond to their handlers when the individual is having a seizure. Service animals are highly trained and specialized, and they are also offered the most protection under the law compared to therapy or emotional support animals.

    Dogs are not the only kinds of service animals - miniature horses are often trained to support individuals with disabilities!

  2. Therapy Animal

    Therapy dogs provide comfort and improve the mental well-being of individuals in hospitals, hospice care, retirement homes, nursing homes, schools, and more. These dogs must have a friendly, calm demeanor and be comfortable when handled by strangers.

    Therapy dogs are not trained to perform specific tasks, but they must be obedient and well-mannered. Therapy animals are permitted in some areas where pets are not, but they have fewer protections than service animals. All therapy dogs must be certified before they can offer their services to the community.

  3. Emotional Support Animal

    Emotional support dogs relieve loneliness, anxiety, depression, and other symptoms of mental health disorders. They provide comfort to their handlers, but they are not trained to perform specific tasks. Most emotional support animals are sensitive to the emotional changes of their handler and will remain close by at all times. Emotional support animals are not protected by the ADA, but residential buildings must permit emotional support animals.

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What Can Service Dogs Do?

Service dogs are crucial in assisting individuals with various disabilities and conditions, providing them with support, independence, and companionship. These highly trained dogs can perform specific tasks tailored to the needs of their handlers. Learn about breeds that make great service dogs, who can benefit from a service dog and the training that will help these pups meet their handler's needs.

Service dogs are a great help to disabled individuals thanks to their incredible ability to perform highly specialized tasks, like opening doors, switching lights on and off, assisting with balance and stability, guiding, pulling wheelchairs, answering phones and making calls, finding objects or places, unloading and loading items, clearing rooms, finding help, and many more. Service dogs improve the lives of disabled individuals by increasing their autonomy.
Individuals with certain diseases and disorders can benefit from a highly trained service dog. Dogs have an incredible sense of smell and they can detect the chemical changes associated with oncoming seizures and increases in blood pressure. Alert service dogs alert their handler to these situations to prevent a life-threatening emergency. Alert dogs also help those with extreme allergies detect potential allergens in food.
Disabled or epileptic individuals are more prone to emergencies than the average person. Service dogs are trained to alert their handler to a potential emergency, and alert surrounding individuals to an active emergency. Service dogs can also call for help on pre-programmed phones.

Additional Service Training Info

Dog Training Elite Springfield - PTSD Service Dog Training in Springfield, MO. DTE

PTSD Service Dog

If you're looking to train a PTSD service dog in Springfield, MO, Dog Training Elite is here to help. Our service dogs are trained to assist with symptoms such as anxiety, hyper-vigilance, and panic attacks, providing grounding emotional support.

Dog Training Elite Springfield - Psychiatric Service Dog Training in Springfield, MO

Psychiatric Service Dog Training

Our psychiatric service dog training in Springfield, MO helps individuals with PTSD, anxiety, and depression. We'll help train your dog to mitigate symptoms by offering emotional grounding and support during stressful situations.

Dog Training Elite Springfield - Mobility Service Dog Training in Springfield, MO

Mobility Support Service Dog

Enhance your independence or help a loved one with specialized mobility service dog training in Springfield, MO from Dog Training Elite. Our expert trainers teach dogs the skills they need to support their owners with mobility challenges.

Dog Training Elite Springfield - Seizure Response Dog Training in Springfield, MO

Medical Response Dog Training

If you are in need of a seizure response dog in Springfield, MO, Dog Training Elite can help. Our training program is designed to help individuals with epilepsy regain independence and confidence.

Dog Training Elite Springfield - Autism Support Dog Training in Springfield, MO

Autism Support Service Dog

Bring life-changing support to your family with Dog Training Elite's autism support dog training in Springfield, MO. Our compassionate trainers work closely with your family and dog throughout the entire process, ensuring your pup is fully prepared to provide comfort, safety, and companionship.

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Service Dogs for Anxiety, PTSD, and Autism

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Service dogs trained to assist handlers with severe anxiety or depression perform specific tasks that reduce the potential for panic attacks or self-harm attempts. Such tasks include deep-pressure therapy, tactile stimulation, alerting, clearing rooms, blocking strangers from approaching, and more. Service dogs trained to assist those with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) have greatly improved the lives of many veterans.

Service dogs also make a big impact on the lives of children with autism. Children with autism are often prone to meltdowns, have trouble communicating, and are quick to run off or become easily lost. Service dogs prevent and mediate all of these behaviors to provide a higher quality of life for children with autism and their families.

As autism is a spectrum disorder, each child has varying needs of assistance. Autism service dogs perform the following tasks:

  • Tracking: Children with autism often wander away, and a parent’s worst fear is turning their back for just a moment and discovering their child is gone. Autism service dogs will track the child if this ever happens.
  • Tethering: This task minimizes wandering, which is common in public settings. The child is tethered to the service dog’s leash or harness, preventing him or her from wandering away.
  • Behavior Interruption: Repetitive and ritualistic behaviors are typical of autistic children, as are meltdowns when the child becomes overstimulated. Autism service dogs recognize these negative behaviors and redirect the child’s attention when they start. A simple paw or nudge is all it takes to prevent a meltdown.
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How Do I Get a Service Dog?

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If you are wondering how to get a service dog, there are a couple of different approaches. Some service dogs are purchased outright, fully trained. Or a compatible dog is selected and trained from an early age. Training a dog from the start is the best option, especially for those with specialized needs.

Training a dog to perform service responsibilities must start from day one. Only certain breeds are suited to service work, and breeders put a lot of time into raising puppies to be service animals. Once you have purchased a service puppy, additional training is necessary to prepare your puppy for life as a service dog. This is a complicated process that involves various steps. Dog Training Elite makes getting a service dog easier with our service dog training program.

Our talented trainers can help select puppies that are prepared for a life of service from well-respected breeders. When these puppies enter the service dog training program they are closely monitored for behavior and temperament and can be fully obedience trained by the age of six months. These puppies undergo extensive socialization and additional training to ensure they are well-suited for service and therapy needs including specialized service training alongside the new handler.

This program is ideal for handlers who want to take part in the developmental years and extensive training of their service puppy.

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At Dog Training Elite, we are passionate about transforming lives through Springfield service dog training. Our proven, balanced training methods help create highly skilled, dependable service dogs that are both obedient and loyal to their handlers.

From mobility support and physical assistance to emotional well-being and more, Dog Training Elite is committed to providing personalized, high-quality training that makes a lasting impact.

Choose Dog Training Elite Springfield and experience the difference that elite training and compassionate care can make.