The program designed with Emergency Responders in mind
Raising a puppy requires a team effort. I'm here to help you raise a dream companion for your Emergency Responders, but also to lead and train your team. There is nothing like seeing a puppy remarkably improve someone's quality of life, and I am proud to provide puppies who do this on a daily basis.
- A Note from Kelsey,
Puppy Raiser since 2004
Pair up with one of our Comfort K9 puppies
Pair up with one of our Comfort K9 puppies
With the Comfort K9 Program, you can expect:
- Carefully screened, pre-approved breeders to provide the best puppy for the job
- Health tested puppies to reduce the risk of undesirable surprises
- Behavior and temperament tested puppies, suitable for their specific and demanding work life
- A Certified Puppy Raiser that will take the hassle out of raising the puppy in a busy facility
- A Certified Trainer overseeing every step of the training process, allowing for a smooth and effortless transition from Puppy Raiser to Facility Handler
- Custom dog training plan to create the ideal program for every individual facility
Shared Custody Programs Ensure Success and Reduce Cost
Shared Custody Programs Ensure Success and Reduce Cost
This unique feature of Paws for Responders, allows facilities to co-raise a puppy with a Certified Trainer and/or Certified Puppy Raiser. This program takes puppies chosen for specific jobs and places them in environments focused on raising and training confident, calm, career-oriented, canine companions.
The program options all start with a 12 month structured training plan, and are followed up with a 10 month maintenance plan to ensure a successful canine partner for the pup's entire career. At the end of every program, ownership of the Comfort K9 is transferred to the facility and the Comfort K9/Handler team become a certified working partnership.
"They are an invaluable partner that can offer comfort to officers or community members in a time of need."
"They are an invaluable partner that can offer comfort to officers or community members in a time of need."
Captain Ty Hanlon