Legendary Service Dogs

Legendary Service Dogs Legendary Service Dogs offers Obedience Training, Customized Training, and Service Dog Training. Unleash Your Dog’s True Potential!

Our Relationship Course is about teamwork and improving your bond with your dog. Legendary Service Dogs trains service dogs for disabled individuals. We work with the dogs and as well as their handlers to bring together the best team possible. We also train pet dogs and help them become better mannered, happy members of the family.

Our foster Charmy has been adopted!!She will continue her Service Dog training with the goal of her becoming Dartagnan S...
12/29/2025

Our foster Charmy has been adopted!!

She will continue her Service Dog training with the goal of her becoming Dartagnan SDIT's successor.

Since the first night she arrived, Charmy has been picking up on medical and leaping into action to help.

She is a faster learner, but her greatest skill is her adaptability.

From low blood sugar, to heart rate fluctuations, to seizures, Charmy has been incredible with being on top of alerting and responding to episodes.

She's also alerted several times from the kennel, has raced through the house to find her new Mom to assist, and even ignored an attempt to take her out potty first thing in the morning to pull her Mom out of a blood sugar crash long enough that she was able to eat emergency food and stabilize.

Charmy absolutely loves to learn and is thriving in her training as she soaks up as much as her puppy brain will allow.

When she's not training, she enjoys playtime, doing puppy zoomies, getting lots of cuddles, and hanging out with her Mom and big brother. Her big sister is still getting used to her and introductions are going slowly at her pace as she is a senior.

We're excited to see what else Charmy can do and are honored that we get to be part of her Legendary journey.

Congratulations Charmy on finding your Forever Home!


Bully World and Friends Foundation

You've heard of the Grinch, but have you heard of Grinch Feet?For dogs, Grinch Feet refers to the long fur growing from ...
12/26/2025

You've heard of the Grinch, but have you heard of Grinch Feet?

For dogs, Grinch Feet refers to the long fur growing from their paws, especially between their toes.

It might look comical, or even cute, but Grinch Feet can cause a few problems.

These include trapping dirt and debris, twisting and getting tangled in mud or snow, and reducing traction when walking.

Grinch Feet are common in breeds like Golden Retrievers, King Charles Cavaliers, Bernese Mountain Dogs, Huskies, and Shepherds, including German Shepherds and White Swiss Shepherds, and more.

Photos are of Callie SDIT and Ika SDIT's paws before they got trimmed and cleaned up.

We like to keep up on them every 2-3 weeks.

12/25/2025

Our captivated audience while we listened to Christmas music and made food.

Azraylea SDIT and Dartagnan SDIT.
thefoxredlab

During his session, Sniper snatched up a piece of fabric from a toy. I traded him for a treat, which he was more than ha...
12/22/2025

During his session, Sniper snatched up a piece of fabric from a toy. I traded him for a treat, which he was more than happy to do. Trading your dog something valuable for something they have that's also valuable can help avoid unnecessary conflict, especially if they get really good at the game with trading out different objects.

Bully World and Friends Foundation

Happy 2nd Birthday to Ika SDIT!She got to celebrate with us and for dinner enjoyed chasing after her kibble in a giant b...
12/22/2025

Happy 2nd Birthday to Ika SDIT!

She got to celebrate with us and for dinner enjoyed chasing after her kibble in a giant box!

12/22/2025

Training A Rabbit To Sit Pretty.

Kiandra, our recent rescue rabbit that was found being dumped, is so much fun and eager to learn!

12/22/2025

Recall Without Hesitation!

Natsu SD, a Siberian Husky, showing a nice clean recall session.

If you have a runner or have ever wanted your dog to recall the first time, it is possible!

12/21/2025

Charmy SDIT got to hear loud sounds, metal bowls tapping together, as she ate dinner. We added a slow feeder bowl to lengthen the session.

Fireworks are coming up soon and we want her to associate loud sudden sounds with good things, like food!

Bully World and Friends Foundation

12/21/2025

If only all of us were as enthusiastic when doing chores as Dartagnan SDIT.
thefoxredlab

12/18/2025

Sakura, our deaf foster, is also getting really good at her door manners.

She waits for her release word, or in this case signal, that says she can pass through the doorway to enter or exit the house.

She already came with a good bladder, and at our house has since learned how to potty on command.

In the video, she pees for me, then goes to zoom up the steps, but I stop her and ask if she's done.

This is really important, and something we do with all our dogs.

The reason why we ask is to allow them one more opportunity before we go inside.

I personally am not a fan of standing outside for 20-30 minutes, trying to get a dog to go potty.

When I asked her, she realized that she did still need to go, and found a spot to p**p.

I asked her again, even though I knew the answer, to help her get practice in, and she did not attempt to potty again.

We hurried up the steps, where I teased her and we played briefly.

This is something she loves and looks forward to!

Then, I opened the door and waited for voluntary eye contact so I could signal that she could go in.

She loves the cots, so she hopped on one while I closed the door.

I signed Food to her, asking if she wanted dinner.

You can see her perk up, get excited, and race off the cot to lead me to her kennel, where she'd be fed.

She's been such a fun dog so far and I'm looking forward to helping prepare her for a forever family!

Bully World and Friends Foundation

12/18/2025

Just over 2 weeks and Charmy SDIT, one of our fosters, is getting the hang of door boundaries, waiting for her release word, even when the leash is taken off, and going out to do her business without me needing to be right by her. Way to go Charmy!

Bully World and Friends Foundation

Ika SDIT did her first medical alert in the car!Not only did she alert, she followed through, fussing at me, and nudging...
12/17/2025

Ika SDIT did her first medical alert in the car!

Not only did she alert, she followed through, fussing at me, and nudging my arm several times to make sure i got the message.

She notified me each time I had a spike or drop in my heartrate. I've included a couple of photos I was able to get.

Ika was so proud of herself!

We'll be continuing to encourage and fine tune this as well as transfer it to her Mom as she prepares to go home from her board and train.

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