Welcome to our blog, where every page is filled with the heart-touching stories of our hero dogs, the brave first responders, and the dedicated wellness provider handlers who form the backbone of VIP Dog Teams. Join us on a fluffy adventure that goes beyond fur and paws, diving deep into the impactful community outreach initiatives, including schools and therapy programs. Each story is a testament to the transformative power of the human-canine connection. Get ready to be inspired, uplifted, and wrapped in the warmth of these extraordinary tales. Grab your favorite blanket, a pup cup, and let's embark on a journey into the pawsitive world of VIP Dog Teams!
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At VIP Dog Teams, we carefully select Labrador Retrievers, Golden Retrievers, Goldendoodles, and Labradoodles for our facility and therapy dogs. Here's why:
Labrador Retrievers: Known for their adaptability, ease of training, and strong desire to please.
Golden Retrievers: Renowned for their friendly nature and intelligence.
Poodles: Highly intelligent, easy to train, quick to please, and hypoallergenic, making them ideal for mixing with Labs and Goldens to create low-to-no-shed dogs.
All our dogs are specifically bred for temperament, gentleness, and soundness.
VIP Dog Teams began breeding dogs to address the lack of reputable, ethical breeders and suitable dogs for facility and therapy work. Our head trainer, Nancy, brings her experience as a NICU/OB nurse and extensive knowledge in genetics, health, and puppy whelping to our program.
Facility and therapy dogs must be incredibly tolerant, low-to-medium energy, patient, and friendly to handle the demands and stress of their roles. We did not start breeding to make money but to ensure the availability of dogs with the right qualities.
Our foundation dogs come from well-respected, ethical breeders. They undergo rigorous health clearances, training, and temperament testing, including DNA analysis, OFA’s Penn Hip, cardiac, and eye exams, before being considered for breeding. We only breed dogs that pass these extensive tests.
We use the Puppy Culture program to raise our puppies, setting them up for success from birth. Our commitment extends to careful screening of puppy applicants and providing ongoing support for new owners.
When applying, let us know if you're interested in a puppy raiser role, a facility pup prospect, or a therapy pup prospect. Occasionally, we have puppies that make great pets, so inform us if that interests you.
At 7 weeks, we test the litter to assess each puppy's potential. We'll match you with the puppy best suited for the job you need it to do and your family's lifestyle.
For more information, please contact us at [email protected]
Welcome to our blog, where every page is filled with the heart-touching stories of our hero dogs, the brave first responders, and the dedicated wellness provider handlers who form the backbone of VIP Dog Teams. Join us on a fluffy adventure that goes beyond fur and paws, diving deep into the impactful community outreach initiatives, including schools and therapy programs. Each story is a testament to the transformative power of the human-canine connection. Get ready to be inspired, uplifted, and wrapped in the warmth of these extraordinary tales. Grab your favorite blanket, a pup cup, and let's embark on a journey into the pawsitive world of VIP Dog Teams!
#HeroicTales #VIPDogTeamsBlog #PawsitiveImpact #HeartwarmingStories
At VIP Dog Teams, we carefully select Labrador Retrievers, Golden Retrievers, Goldendoodles, and Labradoodles for our facility and therapy dogs. Here's why:
Labrador Retrievers: Known for their adaptability, ease of training, and strong desire to please.
Golden Retrievers: Renowned for their friendly nature and intelligence.
Poodles: Highly intelligent, easy to train, quick to please, and hypoallergenic, making them ideal for mixing with Labs and Goldens to create low-to-no-shed dogs.
All our dogs are specifically bred for temperament, gentleness, and soundness.
VIP Dog Teams began breeding dogs to address the lack of reputable, ethical breeders and suitable dogs for facility and therapy work. Our head trainer, Nancy, brings her experience as a NICU/OB nurse and extensive knowledge in genetics, health, and puppy whelping to our program.
Facility and therapy dogs must be incredibly tolerant, low-to-medium energy, patient, and friendly to handle the demands and stress of their roles. We did not start breeding to make money but to ensure the availability of dogs with the right qualities.
Our foundation dogs come from well-respected, ethical breeders. They undergo rigorous health clearances, training, and temperament testing, including DNA analysis, OFA’s Penn Hip, cardiac, and eye exams, before being considered for breeding. We only breed dogs that pass these extensive tests.
We use the Puppy Culture program to raise our puppies, setting them up for success from birth. Our commitment extends to careful screening of puppy applicants and providing ongoing support for new owners.
When applying, let us know if you're interested in a puppy raiser role, a facility pup prospect, or a therapy pup prospect. Occasionally, we have puppies that make great pets, so inform us if that interests you.
At 7 weeks, we test the litter to assess each puppy's potential. We'll match you with the puppy best suited for the job you need it to do and your family's lifestyle.
For more information, please contact us at [email protected]