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My Story

This business started with two women in college at Texas A&M University with a dream of producing dogs who were more than just cute. Originally, partnered with another trainer, I dreamed of creating a program where dogs were produced as service dog candidates and amazing pets. There have been many changes to date and I have no doubt there are more to come but we have begun to build something amazing, and I would love for you to be a part of it!

While attending Texas A&M University, I found a club that stole my heart, major, and life plans. Aggie Guide Dogs and Service Dogs was and always will be the reason I changed from pre-vet to animal behavior in a semester. This program is entirely student-run under the supervision of a faculty member. These driven, dedicated students sacrifice a huge part of their life to volunteer in the raising and training of dogs for people with disabilities. While I was a student I had the privilege of being a member, trainer, and training supervisor of this organization and I attribute that season to this business existing as it does! After graduation from Texas A&M University, I went on to intern with Assistance Dogs of the West, a service dog program in New Mexico, before returning to Texas to pursue a master's in Animal Behavior. 

This program I've created is dedicated to producing dogs with one unifying goal: making people's lives better. Whether that is through a superb pet, a future therapy dog, or a fantastic service dog candidate. We offer puppy jump-start training to assist in giving these pups the best possible start in addition to every litter being raised on a service dog preparation curriculum. We also offer pet training both Board and Train and Private in-home/public lessons to help pets and service dogs in training reach their full potential! This program is the foundation for change. Change in people's lives, change in the accepted culture of breeding, change in how we look at one another. 

"As one person I may not change the world but, with any luck, I can change the world of just one person: and that would be enough."
 

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