Can you make a real difference to rescue dogs and veterans of the Armed Forces and Emergency Services with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder?
Service Dogs UK are looking for experienced, talented and positive reinforcement dog trainers to help our veterans train our rescue dogs to become assistance dogs!
If you are able to volunteer and commit to 2-4 hours per week over 9 months and are based in in Hampshire, Sussex or Surrey we would love to hear from you!
This work is highly rewarding and you would be making a real difference to rescue dogs and lives affected by Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
For more information: http://www.servicedogsuk.org/volunteer-dog-trainers-wanted/
Service Dogs UK are looking for experienced, talented and positive reinforcement dog trainers to help our veterans train our rescue dogs to become assistance dogs!
If you are able to volunteer and commit to 2-4 hours per week over 9 months and are based in in Hampshire, Sussex or Surrey we would love to hear from you!
This work is highly rewarding and you would be making a real difference to rescue dogs and lives affected by Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
For more information: http://www.servicedogsuk.org/volunteer-dog-trainers-wanted/
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In the U-S, the folks who train SDs for PTSD vets come in 2 flavors - for-profit & non-profit, but neither use the time & talents of volunteer trainers, it's all paid staff, nor are they affiliated with the Armed Forces in any way - now & then, one of them [a dog, a trainer, an organization] is reviewed & lauded in the Armed Forces' various press organs, one for each military branch, & they say how much they appreciate their support, what a vital role the dogs serve, yadda-yadda, but there's no official support.
