Canadian Assistance Dog Institute (CADI) is an accredited provider of assistance and service dog training and a nonprofit organization.

CADI provides excellence in training and resources grounded in our Core Values of Expectations, which is the highest standard of achievement in the assistance and service dog industry.

CADI provides the most innovative training methods through our network of expert trainers at an affordable level to ensure anyone in need of an assistance or service dog to assist with their disability has the opportunity for one.

OUR SERVICES

SERVICE DOG TRAINING

Three Types of Service Dog Training

CADI provides a wonderful opportunity to build a meaningful and positive relationship with your dog through online trainings. Together, you and your dog can live happy and enriched lives. You may encounter obstacles and problems along the way, that is okay. We are here to help!

ONLINE COURSES TRAINING

Personalized Online Courses - COVID-19 Friendly

We adhere to the highest expectations of training standards in the assistance and service dog industry by providing exceptional services through our trainers. Each training program is unique to the identitied trained task for the each dog to uniquely and successfully contribute to the wellbeing of its handler.

TYPES OF SERVICE DOGS FOR SEEN & UNSEEN DISABILITIES

Pscyhiatric Service

Mental Disability Disorders Anxiety Stress

Anxiety Disorder

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder PTSD

Depression

Fear & Phobias

Autism

Medical Alert & Response

Physiological Disability Heart Cholesterol Blood

High Blood Pressure

Diabetes Type II & I

High Cholesterol

Panic Attacks

Neurological Distress

Mobile & Physical Service

Physical Disability Handicapped Wheelchair

Wheelchair Bound

Arthritis

Muscular Dystrophy

Multiple Sclerosis MS

Amputation

WHAT IS QUALITY SERVICE DOG TRAINING ENTAIL?

Dedication with over 120 hours of online courses

Dog trained for a specific task or service to provide to individual

Highly qualified and trained staff members with years of successful experience

Confidence with the individual and their service dog

OUR MISSION & CORE PILLARS OF EXPECTATIONS

We are nonprofit and accredited organization aimed to provide training services and support to individual with seen and unseen disabilities to have access to specialized training for their canine to be an assistance or service dog with the sole aim to dignify each individual's life journey.

AFFORDABILITY

As a nonprofit provider for assistance and service dog training, our core pillar is to expect that everyone who has a need for an assistance or service dog may have it through economically affordable means regardless of their income.

MUTUALITY

Collaboration roots our core pillar of expectation that trainers and handlers respect each others needs and focus on the successful training and development of a dog to be qualified and well-equipped as an assistance or service dog.

ADVOCACY

The most vulnerable need a voice, especially with a seen or unseen disability, and our trainers collaborate with lawmakers to politically advocate for proper treatment of every individual, especially those with trained assistance or service dogs.

ACCESSIBILITY

Every individual, regardless of a seen or unseen disability, may fully live his or her life in dignity by not being excluded from locations, so accessibility grounds our core pillar of expectations.

Canadian Assistance Dog Institute (CADI) is an accredited provider of assistance and service dog training and a nonprofit organization.

CADI provides excellence in training and resources grounded in our Core Values of Expectations, which is the highest standard of achievement in the assistance and service dog industry.

CADI provides the most innovative training methods through our network of expert trainers at an affordable level to ensure anyone in need of an assistance or service dog to assist with their disability has the opportunity for one.

OUR SERVICES

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Three Types of Service Dog Training

CADI provides a wonderful opportunity to build a meaningful and positive relationship with your dog through online trainings. Together, you and your dog can live happy and enriched lives. You may encounter obstacles and problems along the way, that is okay. We are here to help!

ONLINE COURSES TRAINING

Personalized Online Courses - COVID-19 Friendly

Types of Service Dogs

TYPES OF SERVICE DOGS FOR SEEN & UNSEEN DISABILITIES

Anxiety Disorder

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder PTSD

Depression

Fear & Phobias

Autism

High Blood Pressure

Diabetes Type II & I

High Cholesterol

Panic Attacks

Neurological Distress

Wheelchair Bound

Arthritis

Muscular Dystrophy

Multiple Sclerosis MS

Amputation

WHAT IS QUALITY SERVICE DOG TRAINING ENTAIL?

What exactly are the Differences between Service, Emotional Support, and Therapy Animals?

Many people commonly confuse or interchangeably misuse the terms service dog, emotional support dog, and a therapy dog.

This chart distinguishes between these the different terms and identify the applicable federal laws:

OUR MISSION & CORE PILLARS OF EXPECTATIONS

We are nonprofit and accredited organization aimed to provide training services and support to individual with seen and unseen disabilities to have access to specialized training for their canine to be an assistance or service dog with the sole aim to dignify each individual's life journey.

AFFORDABILITY

As a nonprofit provider for assistance and service dog training, our core pillar is to expect that everyone who has a need for an assistance or service dog may have it through economically affordable means regardless of their income.

MUTUALITY

Collaboration roots our core pillar of expectation that trainers and handlers respect each others needs and focus on the successful training and development of a dog to be qualified and well-equipped as an assistance or service dog.

ADVOCACY

The most vulnerable need a voice, especially with a seen or unseen disability, and our trainers collaborate with lawmakers to politically advocate for proper treatment of every individual, especially those with trained assistance or service dogs.

ACCESSIBILITY

Every individual, regardless of a seen or unseen disability, may fully live his or her life in dignity by not being excluded from locations, so accessibility grounds our core pillar of expectations.

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