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GENERAL TRAINING QUESTIONS
All Out K9 Productions offers individualized training programs including obedience training, started service dogs, psychiatric alert and response service dogs, medical alert and response service dogs, mobility assistance dogs, human remains search and rescue K-9s, scent training, and other specialized working-dog training.
All Out K9 Productions is based in Eastern Iowa and services all of the United States
Yes! I work with handlers all over the United States.
Training timelines vary depending on the individual dog, the type of program, the number and complexity of tasks, the dog's starting skill level, and how quickly the dog progresses. Training timelines are estimates and are not guaranteed completion dates.
No. Not every dog is suitable for every type of work, particularly service dog, mobility, medical alert, and specialized working dog programs. I will only work with dogs that I hand select and evaluate. I will not evaluate or accept dogs that potential clients already own.
We specialize in :
Psychiatric alert and response
Medical alert and response
Mobility assistance
Multipurpose service dogs
Started service dogs
Yes. Multipurpose service dogs can be trained for multiple areas of assistance, such as medical alert and response, psychiatric response, and mobility assistance. Because these programs are more comprehensive, pricing and training timelines are customized.
Tasks are customized to the individual handler. Depending on the program, training may include psychiatric response, medical alert and response, retrieving items, deep pressure therapy, tactile grounding, interrupting behaviors, creating space, retrieving medication, and other individualized tasks.
Breed preferences can be discussed during the application process. However, the dog's temperament, health, structure, working ability, and suitability for the requested program are the most important important factors in selecting a dog.
No. Dogs are individuals, and not every dog is capable of successfully performing every type of task. Dogs are evaluated throughout training to determine whether they are appropriate for their intended work.
It depends on the program purchased. A started service dog has public access and task training foundations but requires additional training. A fully trained service dog receives more extensive task and public access training based on the agreed upon program.
Yes. Public access training is incorporated into every service dog program.
Dogs are selected based on their temperament, structure, environmental stability, trainability, working ability, and suitability for the specific program.
Client preferences can be somwhat considered, but the primary focus is finding a dog that is appropriate for the requested work.
The dog's suitability for the intended program comes first. If a dog does not meet the requirements for the requested work, that dog will be rehomed and placed into a pet or sport home, and another suitable dog will need to be located.
This varies depending on the program, current availability, and the amount of time required to locate an appropriate dog. There may also be an additional wait if all available training spots in my home are currently occupied.
Pricing varies by program.
Current starting ranges include:
Obedience trained dogs: $2,000–$3,000+
Started service dogs: $4,000–$6,000
Psychiatric alert and response: $6,800–$11,000+
Mobility assistance: $7,000–$12,000+
Medical alert and response: $7,200–$12,500+
Human remains search and rescue K-9s: $10,000–$22,000+
Multipurpose service dogs: Custom pricing
The final price depends on the dog's training requirements, number of tasks, complexity of those tasks, public access requirements, starting skill level, and the total amount of training time required.
Usually. A dog trained for several specialized areas requires significantly more comprehensive training. Multipurpose programs are individually priced based on the complete training plan.
50% of the agreed upon full payment is required before All Out K9 Productions will obtain a dog for a customized program. Longer waits may apply.
We currently accept:
Apple Cash
Chime
Facebook pay
Wire transfer
Mailed check
Mailed cash
Cash payments must be mailed using UPS Next Day delivery.
Yes. I require a minimum of $50-$500 down as an initial payment. Payment plans can be discussed from there.
Availability varies throughout the year. Because dogs are trained and housed in a home environment, there will likely be a waiting period depending on the number of dogs currently in training.
No. The 50% payment is required before a dog is obtained, but there may still be a wait depending on dog availability, program requirements, and available space in the home.
Not necessarily. Applications must be reviewed, and the program and dog requirements need to be determined before payments can be made. Once 50% minimum of the entire amount is paid I will add thhe client to my list and I will begin searching for a dog. training begins.
Yes. However spots are very limited. I only accept 1 handler every 2 years.
Training can include human remains detection, scent discrimination, search patterns, indications, environmental exposure, land searches, building searches, distraction work, and scenario based search training.
Availability varies. Dogs may become available at different stages of training depending on the program and individual dog.
Yes. Obedience programs can include foundations for dogs intended for future sport training.
The handler is responsible for continuing to maintain the dog's training and skills. Training never stops when the dog leaves the program.
Handler transition and training can be incorporated into applicable programs, so the handler understands how to communicate with and work their dog.
Ongoing practice is important for maintaining obedience, task reliability, public access behavior, and the overall working relationship between the dog and handler.
Yes. All prospective dog purchasers are required to complete the appropriate application before purchasing a dog from All Out K9 Productions.
Applications help us understand the prospective owner's experience, lifestyle, goals, household, and intended use for the dog so we can determine whether the dog and program are an appropriate match.
Your application will be reviewed, and additional information may be requested if needed. If the program appears to be a potential fit, the next steps can be discussed, including program requirements, pricing, dog selection, and availability.
Can I pick up my dog?
No. I do home checks with every single dog that leaves my care. Pets, service dogs, search and rescue dogs, sport prospects, etc.
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Contact All Out K9 Productions
Phone : (714) 925-0673
Personal Email : sierrastoddard26@gmail.com Business Email: alloutk9productions@yahoo.com