STAT Dogs

Service Therapy Alert Training Inc (STAT) is a 501c3 non-profit organization setup to help individual

06/26/2025

Natural or chemical? Knowing what works best for your dog can make all the difference. Protect their health with the right prevention plan. Need help deciding? We’re here to guide you.

06/20/2025

Pool time is playtime, but safety should never take a back seat. Help your dog learn how to safely exit the water by guiding them to the stairs or ramp regularly. A little training now can prevent panic later. Practice together and enjoy a safer summer.

06/19/2025

Give your dog the skills to enjoy the world with confidence. From playful puppies to service dog goals, we’ve got a program that fits. Let’s train for a lifetime of adventures—together. Contact us to get started.

06/18/2025

☀️ Your dog can overheat fast in warm weather. Know the signs and act early. Keep them cool with shade, water, and rest. Simple steps can save lives. Learn more and keep your pup safe this summer.

06/13/2025

🍌 Cool your pup down with a treat they’ll go bananas for!
These DIY Banana-Yogurt Frozen Dog Treats are quick, healthy, and dog-approved. Perfect for hot days and happy tails!

Ready to spoil your dog? Save this recipe and make it today!

06/11/2025

Summer's here, how are you keeping your pup cool and entertained?
Don’t let the heat slow down the tail wags. Try these fun, safe ways to make summer unforgettable for your dog!

🐾 What’s your dog’s favorite summer activity?

06/09/2025

☀️ Summer heat hits hard, and your pup can’t tell you when it’s too much. Know the signs of overheating before it’s too late.

🧊 Always keep your pup cool with shade, water, and never leave them in a hot car!

📲 Share this with a fellow dog parent — it could save a life!

06/03/2025

June is recognized as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Awareness Month. While not all PTSD is related to military service, data shows veterans experience PTSD at a higher rater than civilians.

Below are a few links to information that may be helpful to those veterans struggling with PTSD or other mental health issues:
- PTSD Awareness: How To Recognize and Treat Symptoms in Veterans: https://newsroom.woundedwarriorproject.org/PTSD-Awareness-How-to-Recognize-and-Treat-Symptoms-in-Veterans
- PTSD Awareness Month: https://www.va.gov/pacific-islands-health-care/stories/ptsd-awareness-month/
- PTSD: National Center for PTSD: https://www.ptsd.va.gov/gethelp/help_for_veterans.asp

Veterans and their loved ones can also receive confidential crisis support 24/7 by calling the Veterans Crisis Line. Dial 988 then press 1, or text 838255.

06/01/2025

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05/31/2025

Feeling the heat? So is your dog. ☀️
Rising temps can lead to serious risks for your pup. Here’s how to keep them safe this summer:

💧 Provide plenty of fresh water
🌳 Walk during cooler hours and stay in the shade
🐾 Avoid hot pavement — it can burn paws
💦 Add in some safe water play for extra cooling

Prioritize your pup’s health this season.

05/29/2025

Hello, June! Ready to travel with your dog this summer? Keep your dog safe and comfortable on the road with these tips:

🐾 Bring plenty of water and food

🐾 Pack familiar items for comfort

🐾 Schedule regular breaks for exercise and bathroom stops

🐾 Use a secure crate or harness in the car

Ready to make every trip stress-free? Reach out for more expert advice.

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15271 Williamsport Pike
Greencastle, PA
17225

Telephone

+17175975076

Website

https://www.gooddogpaws.com/service-dog-training/

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Service Therapy Alert Training: Dogs with a job

Our goal at STAT is to train dogs with high level skills in order to full-fill their job, whether that is as a Service Dog, Therapy Dog, or Alert Dog. (We will use the term Assistant Dog referring to any of those jobs.) At STAT, we will help develop, train, and certify dogs that pass all 4 levels of our program.

These Levels are: Level T. Temperament; Level 1. Foundation and Home Skills; Level 2. Community and Public Access; Level 3. Service Tasks.

Level T is our Temperament qualification.The first criteria for a successful Assistant dog is its temperament. The appropriate temperament for an Assistant Dog is one that is alert, but non-reactive to its environment, people or other animals. With a structured environment, training, and maturing many dogs can achieve Level T.

The next 3 Levels of our program are related to training. Level 1. Foundation and Home Skills are developing good manners and basic obedience. Level 2. Community and Public Access is continuing to develop obedience skills outside the home environment. Building attention and focus under distractions. Level 3. Service Tasks is teaching the dogs to retrieve items for owners, open doors, turn on switches, or alert to physical or emotional needs.