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ONE CLEAR PLACE TO BEGIN

Start With a Free Consultation

You do not need to know which program, service, or pathway you need before scheduling.

Use the free consultation to tell me what is happening, what you need help with, and where you and your dog are right now. I will listen, ask a few focused questions, and help determine whether Two Dogs Diverged may be an appropriate fit.

Your consultation may involve questions about:

  • Training your own service dog
  • Selecting or evaluating a potential prospect
  • Public-access or task-development concerns
  • Working-team support, retirement, or transition
  • Pet-dog development or behavior
  • Canine Case Management
  • AKC evaluations
  • Classes, workshops, or educational support
  • Companion-animal transportation
  • Microchip scanning
  • Another need you are not sure how to categorize

You may describe the situation in your own words. Professional terminology is not required.

Choose an available time and provide the basic information requested. You do not need to submit your entire history or case file before we speak.

What Happens During the Conversation

  • You explain what is happening and what you need
  • I ask questions about the dog, person, environment, history, safety, and goals when relevant
  • We identify the most immediate question or concern
  • I explain whether the request appears to fit an available service
  • We discuss a reasonable next step
  • If another professional or resource is more appropriate, I will say so directly

What the Free Consultation Is Not

The free consultation is not:

  • A dog-training lesson
  • A behavioral or service-dog suitability assessment
  • A review of extensive records or video
  • A veterinary, medical, or legal consultation
  • An emergency-response service
  • A service-dog certification evaluation
  • A confirmed enrollment or scheduled transport
  • A guarantee that Two Dogs Diverged will accept the request
  • A requirement to purchase a service

The purpose is to identify whether there is a responsible place to begin.

Do Not Wait for a Consultation During an Emergency

If a person or animal is in immediate danger, contact emergency services, law enforcement, animal control, an emergency veterinarian, or the appropriate local authority.

Scheduling a consultation does not create emergency monitoring or guarantee an immediate response.

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