All service dogs are trained by
me, Jill Forster
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" I do train these dogs in approximately two to three days".
That is the field work and task. I designed this program and I
am capable of training the dogs in this time with the client one
on one. I would like to mention that very often there is a lot
of work that I do prior to training with the clients. Making
sure I have doctor reports, making sure the dog fit's the person
lifestyle. It can be a good week of my time, I like to think of
my training time as, before, during and after. My goal is to
make it as easy as possible for the clients"
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Lesley and Atticus
I just want to thank Jill
for changing my life! What she was able to do
to train my dog to assist me with my low vision
disability was incredible! In addition to the
tasks related to my sight, she was able to see
the anxiety I had when out in public and
identified several other tasks to help me with
that as well. My dog, Atticus and I are forever
grateful to Jill.
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Katie and her dog Finn
"I can't even begin to tell you how
happy I am to have worked with Jill. I
knew from the first call I had with her
that she is a very genuine, empathic,
and passionate person. In training with
her it is very clear that she knows what
she is doing, so listen closely, every
minute is packed full of knowledge. I
will forever be greatful to Jill. Finn
is the first dog of my own. It was very
nerve wracking because I very much
wanted him to be successful. Jill came
right in and helped Finn build the
foundation to become an excellent
service dog and along the way helped me
become a more confident handler. Finn
became basically bomb proof during
training with Jill. Considering in the
first hour he went through a train,
dogs, and a horse passing by. At the end
of the weekend Finn was passing by
little kids in stores (Finn LOVES little
kids) with hardly even blinking an eye.
At the end of the day, I know that
working with Jill is the best decision I
have ever made for Finn's training and
for my mental health. Having a service
dog is going to change my life and being
able to be there, and tailor what Finn
learned to my disability made the
experience even better. Because of COVID,
Jill and I trained virtually, which
sounds scary, but it was very effective.
Since I was the one handling Finn at all
times, I knew that I could do everything
that Jill and I worked on with him.
Jill is a fantastic human being and a
fantastic dog trainer."
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Hannah and Finn
After struggling with a few different
psychiatric disorders, I knew that having my
dog trained as a psychiatric service dog
would be very important to help me cope and
manage my disorders. I did a lot of research
before contacting Jill, whom I found online.
I knew I wouldn't be able to spend tens of
thousands of dollars and I also knew I
wanted to be there for the entirety of
training because psychiatric service dogs
are so unique to each individual's needs. At
first I was skeptical because Jill trains in
the middle of nowhere Wisconsin and does the
training in a few days. However, she
EXCEEDED my expectations. Jill really works
the dog and makes sure they have all the
tasks trained specifically for you and act
in an appropriate manner in public. Get
ready to train all day and work, work,
work! Training in a small town was also
great because every store employee knew Jill
and spoke very highly of her. They were all
so nice to me and complimented my dog too. I
can't stress enough how amazing this
experience and would recommend Jill to
everyone! I now have my dog task trained
along with the foundation for him to be a
working service dog for years to come.
Thanks Jill for truly changing my life. I
(and Finn) am forever grateful to you.
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Lori & Ezra
Hi all! I had been
searching for someone to train a service dog for
me. I can’t begin to tell you what a great find
I had with Jill! I’m an ex-police office, and
Have suffered several traumatic events in my
life,and if that’s not enough, I suffered a
severe head injury (TBI) which exacerbated my
ptsd and caused several other issues which made
my life horrible! Jill is by far one of the best
trainers I’ve ever met! After a quick assessment
of myself and my dog she knew what I needed from
him she worked a miracle for me and and Ezra
working hard and catching on quicker than
quicker than anyone could’ve ever expected. Jill
has a special way with dogs and I truly believe
she knows what they are thinking! I came away
from this experience with a very intelligent
service dog who goes above and beyond what I
ever expected and Secondly I found a good friend
in Jill! Thank you Jill for everything you’ve
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Karma
This dog was trained in North Carolina by
Jill Forster, Owner and operator of
J.F. Service Dog and Obedience
Training
When I initially found Jill
I was drawn to her demeanor and ability to answer my questions. Now, I
am amazed. I rescued a lovely beagle who had
spent a great deal of time crated. She is so
exuberant as everything is new to her. Jill turned her into a talented
psychiatric service dog that is ready to assume her duties immediately.
She has learned public access skills and appropriate tasks specific to my
condition. At first I was skeptical that this could all be accomplished
in a week, and perhaps with anyone else it would be impossible. Jill
doesn’t know the meaning of impossible. In my week with her, my service
dog has been well trained and I have gained the skills to be her handler as
well as the confidence to venture out into the world again. The
training is intense and I wouldn’t recommend it for anyone who isn’t
determined, but for those of us who are willing to work to get better Jill is
truly a miracle worker.
Angel Colbert
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Tara and Arhcie
I thought about training
my lab Archie as a service dog as my anxiety and
PTSD had caused me to live a hermit lifestyle. I
depended on my husband to get groceries for me.
If worse came to worse, I could always use
Amazon. I would plan errands around the least
busy times. It was time to make a change in how
I managed my mental health. With the support of
my medical team, I started looking for trainers
to see if my current 8 month old lab would make
the grade. The trainers local to me were either
a franchise or not force free trainers, both
being important to me. I happened to come across
Jill’s website - nothing fancy just the facts
and reviews. Reading her background made me feel
at ease enough to contact her via email. Her
kindness came through in her response and we
spoke a few days later. She asked a lot of
questions about me and my needs and
expectations. I sent video of myself and Archie
and she agreed to train us. I was anxious about
it being over Duo,but looking back it might have
been for the best. If I couldn’t get Archie to
do something during training and Jill could, I
would’ve shut down. We had several sessions over
Duo before we went for our weekend training. I
almost didn’t make it to/through training the
first - my anxiety was crippling. Jill was so
patient and kind. She changed the plan on the
fly to accommodate my anxiety attacks. She was a
calming presence the entire time, it was like
she was there in the store with us. Archie
started tasking during my anxiety attacks, which
I attribute to the instruction and training we
did prior to our weekend. We finished training
in 2 1/2 days. Jill really can train a dog in a
weekend. If you are lucky enough to be accepted
as a client for training, you are in good hands
and will not be disappointed. Jill reassured me
through the entire process that Archie was
capable to be a psychiatric service dog. I felt
she could relate to my issues, that I had no
need to be embarrassed about anything. I not
only found a trainer, it feels like I found a
friend. For the first time, I feel like I have
hope. I feel like I have my life back and it’s
because I found Jill and she chose to work with
us. My husband and I feel truly blessed and over
the moon.
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Isabel and her dog Maze
After having
a very long battle with social anxiety, I knew I
was losing and needed a helping hand. Instead of
helping hand I found a helping paw! I did a very
large amount of research for service dogs and
found Jill's website. After looking at her
website for a few hours and having a very nice
conversation with her, over the phone, I decided
that she would be the best fit to help train my
dog Maze! I was a little nervous at first
because I wasn't sure that my dog would be a
good service dog (because she was a rescue and
may have issues I didn't know about) and I was
very anxious to meet someone new! Jill during
the first meeting was very kind and
understanding of my social anxiety. and gave me
lots of reassurance that my dog would do well as
a service dog. Jill did amazing with the
training! The first meeting was in person and
she taught me how to make my dog heel and
ignore. We did most of the training over duo. I
was a little skeptical about this but I
believe it was the same as if she were in the
store with me. She gave me great advice on how
to train my dog on her different tasks.This part
was of course done over duo and she even used
her own dog as an example. We trained my dog
after only one intensive weekend of training.
Jill also is there to help after the dog is
certified if there are any problems or
questions. Thanks to Jill I already feel less
anxious in the store simply just having my baby
girl with me. I would recommend Jill to anyone
who is looking for a psychiatric service dog
trainer. Jill is a very sweet and caring person
to those who come to her for help. I loved
having the honor to meet and work with her. It
was amazing hearing about her life and about all
her animals! Thank You Jill for working the Maze
and I. I greatly appreciate all she has done!
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Glock and Brooke
I would just like
to send you a huge Thank You!
When we started our search for a specialized trainer we
found Jill on the internet. I made the call and asked
my questions. Jill was very sweet and explained the
process and took the time to understand our situation.
We presented her with the breed of dog we were in the
process of getting and she did her research. She was
with us every step of the way. She took the time to
speak with the breeder to make sure we got the right
dog. Jill was very patient with us and checked in with
us daily. Days before our training began Jill had to
put her dog Fred, down. She stayed strong and was able
to keep her training schedule. Jill was amazing with
our dog. She made sure that things were done right and
used the dogs strengths to our advantage Brooke and
Glock formed a stronger bond and together they succeeded
in their training. I am so happy with our choices.
Everyday Glock does an amazing job helping Brooke. With
Jill's training and patience simple everyday things are
now able to be done. Thank You Jill!
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Jedi, Jeannie and Mark
Jedi, now a trained service dog.
Thank you so much Jill for training Jedi and working with us.
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Duke
I take Duke out everyday and he is doing great. Appreciate all
you have done for us.
Will keep you updated.
The Dahls
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Justin and Minnie
I am Justin and my service dog Minnie.
When I first got Minnie she couldn't
even sit and Minnie learned in short
time. Jill was honest from the start,
worked well with Minnie and knows how to
read a dog. I really appreciate the the
excellent work and time Jill put into
training Minnie.
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Natalie and Luna.
Thank you for everything!! Luna learned a lot
but I did too! Now I can be a better mom to
Luna. And thank you Dapper you are a star!"
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 The Life of Riley
When
I met Riley, he had given up and at that point I had given up too - I
actually think that's why we're so perfect for each other. I adopted Riley
from the Chasing Daylight Animal Shelter in Tomah, Wisconsin on January 20th,
2014. I made this day his birthday, he is 4 years old - according to his
paperwork, but Jill and I both agree that he's between 2 and 3 - way tooooo much puppy energy. Before arriving at the Chasing
Daylight Animal Shelter, he was in an Ohio kill shelter. He was due to be
killed when the Chasing Daylight Animal Shelter rescued him. I don't know
where he was before that or what he has experienced, but I do know that I am
so glad that they rescued him; I can't imagine anyone wanting to kill him;
and I can't imagine my life without him now. He is my child in every since and now an amazing service dog; he has had to
overcome so much to become the service dog he is today and I am extremely
proud of him. Even though I've only had him for a short time, he has already
helped me tremendously.
When
I met Riley, he had given up and at that point I had given up too - I
actually think that's why we're so perfect for each other. I adopted Riley
from the Chasing Daylight Animal Shelter in Tomah, Wisconsin on January 20th,
2014. I made this day his birthday, he is 4 years old - according to his
paperwork, but Jill and I both agree that he's between 2 and 3 - way tooooo much puppy energy. Before arriving at the Chasing
Daylight Animal Shelter, he was in an Ohio kill shelter. He was due to be
killed when the Chasing Daylight Animal Shelter rescued him. I don't know
where he was before that or what he has experienced, but I do know that I am
so glad that they rescued him; I can't imagine anyone wanting to kill him;
and I can't imagine my life without him now. He is my child in every since and now an amazing service dog; he has had to
overcome so much to become the service dog he is today and I am extremely
proud of him. Even though I've only had him for a short time, he has already
helped me tremendously.
So
now we're together as a team. And even though we had both given up before, we
now get a second chance. Jill told me one day that the meaning of Riley was
"a carefree existence" - "to be set free" - and how
prefect because we've both been set free.
Georgie
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Cassie and Azlan
We rescued Azlan from a high kill shelter in Georgia. He turned out
to have a great temperament. We took the 4 1/2 hour drive out to
Jill's to start our training. The first day I was nervous because he
seemed to take a little bit to catch on. But when Jill started
going through stores and restaurants he surprised me. He did well,
and nothing seemed to bother him. I was a little unsure at first
when Jill said we could be done training by day two maybe three.
Jill handled him with heal and manners, and Azlan did learn his
legal task as well. Jill also turned Azlan over to me and carefully
watched for no mistakes.
When we got home and went to two different stores he did pretty
well. He got compliments from some customers how well he was waiting
in line with us while we paid for our things. He did fantastic when
we stopped. At Starbucks and had some drinks; so well I rewarded him
with a puppaccino when we got back to the car. It's up to me now to
continue the work and keep up on the fine tuning of Jill's training.
Over all I am very pleased and feel he will do very well as my
Service Dog.
Thanks again for training us and making Azlan a good little helper.
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Mackenzie & Noni
"Jill trained my dog Noni exceptionally well
and we were even able to finish training on
the second day. Thank you Jill for
everything, and I'm so happy to be able to
start my new life with Noni. "
Thank you,
Mackenzie
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Hannah
and her dog Leo
“We were very pleased with Jill’s Service Dog Training“
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Jackson
and owner Cynthia
“I am not elegant enough to say how much
I appreciated the work Jill did with Jackson, and her one on one training
style.”
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Tina
and newly trained Hercules!
This is the second service
dog Jill has trained for me. Zsizsi is going into retirement now.
Hercules will take her place.
I
believe Jill is a darn good dog trainer. Jill can train the dogs in the
time she does, if people listen to what she is saying, and do what Jill
asked of them. Jill is not only training the dog, she is also training
the person, if the person listens to Jill then there are no problems, if
the person is not willing to listen to her advice I am sure it would
take longer. Jill does all the training, no middle person or
volunteers. Jill gets the job done, and both of my dogs worked
extremely well.
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Ellie
She
was brought to me as the stubborn Lab who could not be trained.
Ellie is now well mannered and doing very well
happy to say!
“ Jill did a
really good job, after one other trainer did not succeed.”
RICK
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Fritz
Fritz was trained to help aid a man in a wheel
chair. Find the phone? Where is it? Ask Fritz he will find it and bring
it to you! And more. Good obedience and comfort dog.
“Jill did a good job.”
Wanda
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Tonya and Bronx.
Jill and I both thought this
German Shepherd dog I wanted, was
going to be
euthanized the night before I was
going to adopt him for Jill to
train.
I called her as I thought that that
very night they were going to
euthanize him we
were both so extremely concerned.
Fortunately in the morning I
called and I got Bronx just in time.
We are all
grateful.
Bronx is a big bull headed boy.
When we drove up to Jill,s and got
out of the car
he started rearing and barking and
pulling. Jill Said I didn't sign up
for this!
Immediately Jill took charge of
Bronx and they began working
together and she had
him in a very short period of time
so very well mannered , completely
different.
To think.that nobody wanted him.
Now Bronx is my service dog
He is well trained and I'm very
pleased
Thank you Jill
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Owner & Lou Lou
''Thanks
so much Jill"
"Now
I have a chance at new start in life with my Service Dog."
"Thank
you again for giving me my life back Lou Lou is just amazing
at her job thank you so much for giving me my life back."
"Lou Lou is still working strong, she was
trained two years ago."
I want to say thank you to Jill because she helped shape Lou
Lou into a great service dog in two days! The other day I
was at a funeral and there was another "service dog there"
that was jumping pulling and whinnying because that dog
wanted to check out my girl Lou Lou who had acknowledged
there was another service dog in the room but listened to
the sit stay leave it command and she didn't even care there
was another dog because she was so focused on me. So thank
you so much Jill for making her a awesome dog!
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Jake
came to me for obedience training, all 165 lbs.
“ A success, definitely satisfied”
John
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Jim and Abby
Another satisfied client and his Service dog,
Abby was saved from a life in the shelter"
http://youtu.be/Hj1rLgx5m1Q
Jill,
I looked at several card shops for the perfect card. I couldn't find one
that sad truthfully how grateful I am for what
you have done for me and my family. You hade given me a new lease on life and for that I thank
you from the bottom of my heart.
With Abby by my side I will be able to work again, I will be able to go to
a store with out having to drag someone with me.
Thank you for taking good care of my special girl for me. I am not gifted
with words enough to express to you my eternal gratitude. So I hope that you
understand that I am forever in your debt for the service you have provided
Jim, Melissa, and family
Abby the wonder dog strikes again! Earlier today I went to my brothers house to help him with
some yard work. After the yard work was finished he decided we should go
check out this new mega grocery store. (It's called Woodman's) I had never
been there but I have seen a few commercials and heard my mother talking
about it. I took Abby expecting a casual shopping trip, expecting the usual
amount of people shopping there maybe 25-40 people at the most. What we
walked into was the busiest store I have ever been in.
There were about 20 people just standing in a line to grab a cart (buggy).
The place was loud and there were just tons of people. And to top it all off
this store was beyond just a large store. Picture almost a super walmart but only food. The liquor department at this
place was about the size of the grocery store where I usually go. I started
to flip out thinking Abby was going to go nuts with all the commotion.About 10 minutes into shopping and having several people nearly running us
over I realized Abby was going to be fine but I was the one with the problem.
Just way too much for me to keep my calm. It's kind
strange how she picked up on it. She just stayed calm and relaxed as if there
wasn't anywhere near the amount of people around as there actually was. I
didn't need to correct her even once. She sat when we stopped and continued
walking when we walked. After almost all the shopping was done we got to the
soda isle. My brother had gone back for something and that gave me a moment
without 50 people trying to shove me out of the way to try and relax. I knelt
down and Abby just placed her head on my shoulder and let me hug her for some
support.
On our way out the door after checking out the manager of the place stopped
us. He asked what kind of dog she was and what she does for me and things. He
was very nice to us. He asked me to wait for a minute while he called his
other managers to come talk to us. I at this point was thinking "great
this guy is going to give me a hassle now"
It turns out he lied to me, he wasn't calling his
managers he went back into the store and bought a bag of doggy treats for
her.
All in all with the exception of a mild panic moment we did just fine there.
I was so proud of Abby for how she responded to the situation. As we returned
to the car I realized i wasn't just proud of Abby
for how well she did I was proud of myself for not just giving up and going
back to the car when that panic feeling started.
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Steve, Sue
and Sunny
It
takes a very special person to enter into the world of mental disabilities
and show compassion and care to both man and animal. Jill Forster is
that person! Not only did she help us find just the right rescue dog
for our situation, but she addressed her training to our needs, worked
caringly with our abilities and situation, and trained our Sunny AND us to
enter a new relationship of "working" together! Jill's method
of training is very practical, made to fit the needs of her client, and
enduring. The "on the job" training and repetition make the
needed skills stick for both dog and handler. Jill is willing to help
in preparation for training, throughout the
training week, and after you have gone home! She is also very
professional. She explains what she is doing to store employees and
shoppers, and also asks for participation if a situation can be of help.
She teaches you what to say when people ask about your service dog, but never
ever shares your situation with anyone else. THANK YOU, Jill, for
a life-changing and life-giving opportunity! I highly recommend your
services!!!
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Philip and Spartan
Hi Jill!
I just wanted to write and thank you for
Spartan! We just got home from our 11 day family vacation, and Spartan
preformed like a rock star!!!
We went to Medieval Times, which was very crowded! Spartan stuck right to
Phillip, and when we stopped at something he would sit watching Phillip's
back. When we were seated for dinner he curled up under the table and didn't
move through out the whole show!!!
We couldn't be happier with how Spartan preformed! People couldn't believe
that this was his first trip like this!
Thanks again for everything
Brenda, Phillip, Serenity, and Gloria Aten
And of course Spartan too
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Daisy
I never thought I would find a
trainer who know how to train these dogs
so well. ‘’
Beth and Lovely
I would recommend Jill for service dog
training
Thank you
Beth
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Kelly
and her dog
Anya
I contacted Jill in early 2012 to train my borzoi Anya as
my service
dog.
We talked for a while on what I expected and what she expected from
Anya.
“Jill was fun to work with, I really liked
her one on one training methods. It was worth coming from another State to
stay with her during training.”
I arrived at her home in March with Anya after a long drive from
Ohio. After greeting and getting settled in training began.
Training started daily from the moment we awoke in the morning
until
it was time to go to bed at night, Anya was being challenged with long
down
stays and distraction training, service dog etiquette, task work,
working in
the public and other training to make sure Anya was up to the job that
she
was about to be given as well as working with me to be sure I was
competent
as a handler.
She made sure we were a team!
Jill was very gentle and sweet with Anya but yet firm on what
she
expected from her. Anya took well to her and breezed through her
training.
Anya was ready for service dog work in a week. This was due to
the
detailed training and hard work put in by all. I was amazed by the
progress
made and how well Jill worked with Anya and her knowledge in making sure
only the best service dog leaves her home.
Since leaving Jills home Anya has worked as my service dog.
She
has been complimented on her behavior in many places by the public. Many
people and businesses had no idea she was present until it was time to
leave. She has flown with me several times, been in many public places
and
stayed focused on her job as Jill taught her. Anya knows when she sees
her
vest it is time to work, she put it on and waits to go to "work". At
home in
a regular setting she also knows she is working but things are more
relaxed
with different rules. The public is serious business for her, she
remains
focused on me and my needs and guides me through whatever daily public
task
we have for the day (grocery shopping, bowling with my children, outings
to
the mall, fun trips to places such as Disneyland or Tombstone where
there is
a lot of things going on and a regular dog could be distracted)I can not recommend Jill enough for her services. She is tough
but
she is also very caring and enjoys the work she does to be sure others
can
have a service dog that is ready to give their handlers a new view of
the
world.
I have met a few other service dog groups through friends and dog
groups I am in. Jill is on par or far above them. Her detailed and one
on
one work put her above all others in my opinion.
I have enclosed a few pictures on Anya working in the public. She
will often go with me to the hospital for my lab work and appointments.
Jill
worked with us on using the elevator...I had a huge fear of the elevator
which Jill did not know prior to a one day while out training in the
public...Anya calmed me and I was able use the elevator with confidence
and without fear and continue to use it.
A strikingly good down stay. Anya stayed
in down stay through two bowling games, and noise of bowling.
Distraction training.
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Jake
came to me for obedience training, all 165 lbs.
“ A success, definitely satisfied”
John
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Trainer Jill, and Enzo
Jill was very helpful and a good trainer. With my
condition which varies, my service dog Enzo and I can navigate
through life with much more ease. Thank you so much. Meg
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Zsizsi
(Zizi was a beagle coon mix and has cross rainbow
bridge. She was an amazing Service Dog. Jill trained my second dog
Hercules.)
If your looking
for someone confidential, and is also a unique, excellent dog trainer, I would suggest
Jill. Jill’s individual customized training is not the typical mass
training, she works very well with the individual and there condition, she
took time and care with me, and made sure my dog met my needs. I
decided to save a dog’s life and the key is open communication between the
shelter, Jill, and of course me. I got my wonderful dog from a
little shelter out in the country. Shelly who ran the shelter was wonderful
about taking the time to talk to Jill about finding the right dog for me and
answering Jill’s questions. We found two dogs, but I decided on Zsizsi. It worked! The key is open commination.
Jill’s training time is far less time than other places, because of her
ability to train dogs so well, and also work with people who have disability’s.My dog is working so well, extremely good
focus in crowds, I am more relaxed, also the task help me a lot. I feel more calm.
When I got back home, Zsizsi
and I went out for brunch. I got up from the table to pay
the bill ,Zsizsi came out
from underneath the table and a few people said they never knew a dog was
even in the restaurant or under the table. She did great in the big stores as
well, and huge distractions and noise, she does not bark and really is a
Great Service Dog now. This is a shelter dog, who just wanted to learn, and the bond is so strong. Zsizsi did not even know sit or stay, and now she knows
it all! Zsizsi is a very sound hound
who really obeys so well, does not bark, and reads me well. She is a Beagle
Mix. I feel more comfortable, I recommend Jill for those who want a dog
trained fast, well, and for far less money.
Owner Tina
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Cricket and
Amanda
Cricket trained with Jill starting on March
15th. Cricket was pretty stubborn at first. Biggest problem was
doorways. Jill took a lot of effort to work on this issue. But even
though both of us were frustrated, Jill still found a way to laugh.
Jill took the time to figure out what makes her brain tick, what I
needed, and catered it to both of us. Jill also didn’t take months
and months to train. Jill asked me what I wanted, not told me what
I wanted/needed. Jill searched shelters for weeks, until she
recommended I look at Cricket. Cricket came home with me the day I
saw her. The day I went to Jill’s house to train, I was nervous.
But when I got there, it was the complete opposite. Jill had 3 dogs,
all of which fell in love with my dog. Jill started almost
instantly, and made progress that very day.
Jill has a very kind heart and is much more
financially affordable, especially if you are on disability like me.
She is not doing this for the money, she loves people and animals.
I am grateful to now have a wonderful service dog, and a friend for
life.
Amanda, Cricket, and Sophie ( her feline
sister)
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Anna and Stella
Anna and her mom, Susan, are very happy with her outstanding training that was provided.
Ms. Stella came from a local shelter. She was very timid of everyone except her owner.
With Anna it was an instant connection that has been built upon in her training to help Anna become more independent now and into college soon.
Anna and Stella
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Dog Bo. Owner Helen
Bo a well trained smart puppy.
Bo learned his obedience commands
in record breaking time. One on one.
"Thanks Jill, and all you taught him
is good"
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