The Center for the Study of Medical Alert Canines (CMAC): Medical Alert Dog Coaching for Professionals & Research
Science-based and ethical training methods for the
modern service dog trainer
At CMAC, we are committed to supporting education and fostering innovation in the field of medical assistance canine training. Our comprehensive programs empower trainers with the knowledge, skills, and resources needed to excel. We embrace cutting-edge research and advancements, constantly pushing the boundaries of what is possible. Join us on the forefront of education and innovation, as we continue to transform the lives of individuals and their four-legged companions through our pioneering approach.
Transforming Service Dog Training: Expert Consultation for Service Dog Programs
CMAC provides consultations for service dog organizations and trainers, offering invaluable guidance to establish, develop, and enhance service dog programs. Our tailored approach empowers organizations and trainers with the knowledge, resources, and strategies needed to excel in training and supporting service dogs, making a lasting impact on the lives of individuals in need.
Become a Certified Medical Alert Service Dog Trainer
CMAC empowers dog trainers to specialize in training service dogs for a range of medical conditions, including diabetes, seizures, migraines, psychiatric disorders, etc. Our comprehensive programs provide the necessary expertise, techniques, and resources to effectively train dogs to assist individuals with specific medical needs, making a meaningful difference in their lives.
Advancing Knowledge: Pioneering Research on Medical Assistance Canines
CMAC actively engages in research projects at the forefront of medical assistance canine studies. Collaborating with leading experts and institutions, we drive innovation, explore new methodologies, and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in the field. Our involvement in research projects ensures that our programs and services remain at the cutting edge of medical assistance canine training and development.
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Selecting and Training Your Service Dog:
How to Succeed in Public Access Work
In Jennifer Cattet's new book, "Succeeding in Public Access Work," discover the beauty of a well-trained service dog and handler working together harmoniously in public spaces. This comprehensive guide provides reward-based training techniques to help dogs succeed in public areas. Addressing the controversies surrounding untrained service dogs, Jennifer prepares you and your canine companion to meet the rigorous standards of the Public Access Test. Delve into essential topics such as the acquisition and training process, working with shelter dogs, legal rights, and interacting with the public. Gain the knowledge and skills to navigate the world of service dogs confidently.
