Mission Statement
Hope Service Dogs changes lives and provides hope for tomorrow by breeding, raising and training exceptional golden retriever service dogs that are health and temperament tested.
While we specialize in started service puppies for dysautonomia, we also train for a variety of disabilities, including, but not limited to, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS), Spinal Cord Injury, and mobility support.
Puppies begin early neurological stimulation at three days old, raised in a loving home environment that provides them with every possible opportunity. During these early days, HSD puppies are evaluated and begin building basic skills.
Our golden retrievers can go home at eight weeks old to start working with you and your trainer. Alternatively, there is an option for your puppy to stay with us to continue their professional training.
All service puppy prospects come with Victoria Warfel's Service Dog Success, an unlimited online school that provides guidance at any time.
Hope Service Dogs’ mission includes a comprehensive Breeding Program that produces the best service dogs, the Warrior Program that pairs service members in need with the perfect service dogs, and the Hope for the Future Scholarships that offer training opportunities. These initiatives help individuals access purpose-bred service dogs, professional training, and ongoing support.
HSD also provides outreach and community services, offering support, information, and guidance regarding the rights and benefits of service dogs. We aim to foster positive experiences for service dog owners by educating the public, businesses, and the community.
Hope Service Dogs, Inc is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.
Hope Service Dogs, Inc is in no way affiliated with Heart and Soul Dog Training GAINESVILLE, LLC or Heart & Soul Dog BREEDING, Inc.
We do not have any knowledge of their training techniques or breeding program and do not support, condone, or endorse their dog training methods or practices.