Compassionate, evidence-based training for psychiatric, mobility, medical alert, and guide/vision assistance dogs. We help you and your dog navigate subways, sidewalks, and everything in between.
Based in Brooklyn • Serving Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx & Staten Island.
Service Dogs Brooklyn works with psychiatric service dogs, mobility support, medical alert/response, and guide/vision assistance dogs. All programs are tailored to New York City environments like busy streets, apartment buildings, and public transit.
For clients living with PTSD, anxiety, depression, OCD and related conditions who need task-trained support in everyday life.
For clients with conditions like fainting episodes, migraines, POTS, diabetes, or seizures, depending on your medical team’s guidance.
For dogs assisting with vision-related navigation and/or mobility tasks in crowded city spaces. Always coordinated with your veterinary and medical team.
Serving New York City. In-home training in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx and Staten Island. Virtual coaching available for the rest of New York State.
From initial assessment to advanced task training, we’ll walk you through each stage so you always know what to expect.
Every situation is unique, but these ranges can help you plan. Sliding-scale spots are reserved for disabled New Yorkers with financial need—ask during your consult.
Required before enrolling in any service dog program.
Payment plans available. Additional sessions can be added as needed.
Total number of sessions varies. We’ll give a realistic estimate after your evaluation.
Some of the most common questions we hear from New Yorkers starting this journey.
No. We work with you and your existing dog (or a dog you acquire with our guidance) to build service dog skills. This helps create a stronger, more reliable partnership long-term.
It depends on your dog, your disability-related needs, and how much time you can invest in practice. Many teams work together for 12–24+ months before calling the dog “fully trained.”
Possibly. We’ll evaluate first. Some reactivity can be improved; in other cases we may recommend that a different dog would be safer and more ethical for service work.
We can provide training records and behavior summaries. Any documentation about your disability status must come from your medical or mental health provider.
Tell us a little about you and your dog. We’ll follow up by email within 1–2 business days with available times, or you can add a scheduling link here later.