Completely complimentary
There is never a charge for a Training Dog Program session. In appreciation, you simply make your dog available up to four times a year — often it's just once or twice.
Now welcoming training dogs
A bright, clean smile for your dog and a gift to the next generation of teeth cleaning practitioners.
Volunteer your dog as a training dog and they'll receive complimentary, all-natural cosmetic teeth cleaning in a calm, spa-like setting. One-on-one, unhurried, and always supervised by an experienced practitioner.
How the program works
Everything is designed around one thing: keeping your dog comfortable while our trainees learn with care and compassion.
A calm two-hour visit
Sessions run a little longer than usual so nothing is rushed. Your dog gets breaks, gentle handling, and plenty of time to settle in.
Always one-on-one
Every session is one-on-one and always supervised by an experienced practitioner. Your dog is never left unattended.
Experienced hands
Our practitioners-in-training arrive with 5+ years of dog-handling experience, so your dog is in warm, capable company from start to finish.
What your dog gets
A little luxury, a lot of gentle care, and a smile worth showing off.
An enhanced smile
Gentle, all-natural cosmetic teeth cleaning that leaves your dog's smile bright and beautifully polished.
Fresh and comfortable
A fresher mouth and a comfortable, stress-free experience your dog can truly relax into.
A true spa visit
Soft blankets, quiet surroundings, and unhurried attention — oral maintenance that feels like pampering.
Who can take part
Because our practitioners are still learning, a calm and comfortable dog keeps everyone relaxed and safe.
- Your dog is under 11 years of age
- In good general health
- Generally well-behaved and comfortable being handled
- No history of biting or aggression
Ready to give it a try?
Read the short program agreement, sign with your name, and tell us a little about your dog. It takes just a few minutes.
Enroll your dogThis is a cosmetic and maintenance service and is not a replacement for regular veterinary check-ups or the oral health services a veterinarian provides.