CIC Therapy Dog Training Registration
This 8-week class prepares your dog and you to become a badged CIC social-emotional therapy dog team! Throughout the training your dog and you will:
Learn how to provide social-emotional learning opportunities following CIC curriculum
Work through skills like loose-leash walking, sit, stay, come, and leave it with consistency
Add tricks and agility course work to your toolbox
Utilize calming techniques to support yourself, your dog, and your community
Use tools specific to CIC programming to connect with your dog and community members
Schedule
8 weeks | 1 hour/week
Saturday 11:30am - 12:30pm
January 11, 18, 25; February 1, 8, 15, 22 & March 1, 2025
Investment: $250
Location
2300 Myrtle Ave, Suite 230
St. Paul, MN
Attendance at the first and final class sessions are mandatory. You will not bring your dog to the first session. Evaluations will be held on the final day of class. In order to be eligible for evaluation participants can miss no more than 1 class session. Anyone who wishes to volunteer as a CIC therapy dog team must be present with their dog throughout training.
Completion of CIC’s Therapy Dog Training and passing evaluation allows for your dog and you to be added to CIC’s list volunteer of therapy dog teams. Other traditional therapy dog opportunities at hospitals, senior care facilities, libraries, hospice, etc. are possible, but do require the team to create a contact at a specific facility and inquire about opportunities. CIC has a relationship with Interim Healthcare and their hospice environments. To learn more about their traditional therapy dog visits, contact lizscaman@interimhcmn.com.
Therapy Dog Training Purchase Page
Please read over CIC’s accident waiver & release of liability and class refund policy prior to registering.
CIC PARTICIPANT ACCIDENT WAIVER & RELEASE OF LIABILITY
CIC COVID PROTOCOLS UPDATED FEBRUARY 2024
Canine and human participants must be able to tolerate other dogs and humans. Proof of canine vaccination is not required, however it is expected that all canine participants will be up-to-date on their canine parvovirus, distemper, canine hepatitis, bordetella, and rabies.