Resources
This page is for extra service information

10 Test Items to accomplish per AKC standards
Evaluations are accepted by Marina Berny, if not a current student will need to attend a Private Lesson Orientation prior to scheduling a test

This is a document created by Marina to summarize current rules and laws for the State of Oregon in regards to Service Dogs, Emotional Support dogs, who qualify and legalities on questions that can be asked (HIPAA).

Chetco River Paws in Brookings Oregon is my most trusted resource for boarding.
Town & Country is probably the only other option in Brookings.

Dr Jay in Jacksonville, Oregon (outside of Medford) is my preferred Naturopathic Vet who will tell you about proper healthy foods for dogs and cats, he provides herbs and tinctures

Susan Finney Breath Work Classes.
Contact: 707-953-2021
susanlucovalvarado7@gmail.com
Classes available in Brookings, OR
this is a fantastic guided meditation sound experience that is wonderful for transforming mental health, depression, anxiety and getting better control of your nervous system and breathing patterns which can also affect your skeletal structure!

Sound Bath group classes with Gabrielle
Classes available in Brookings, OR

Located in Brookings, OR as well. If you are looking for whole body support in nutritional health, go to Prime IV for thorough hydration and bio individual nutrient therapies!
AKC (American Kennel Club's) CGC (Canine Good Citizen) Testing. Evaluations Process
Canine Good Citizen Test Items
1. Accepting a friendly stranger Evaluator approaches and pretends to shake hands with handler (hands 6- 12” apart). Evaluator does not touch dog.
2. Sitting politely for petting Evaluator pets dog; dog must show no shyness or resentment.
3. Appearance and grooming Evaluator inspects dog, combs or brushes lightly, examines ears and each front foot.
4. Out for a walk Handler takes dog for a short walk including right turn, left turn, about turn and stop.
5. Walking through a crowd Dog and handler walk close to several people; dog may show causal interest but not jump up. 6. Sit and down on cue/Staying in place Handler shows that dog can do both sit and down, then chooses a position, leaves dog and goes to the end of a 20 ft. line, and returns immediately.
7. Coming when called With dog still on 20 ft. line from Test 6, handler walks out 10 ft. and calls the dog.
8. Reaction to another dog Two handlers and dogs approach, pretend to shake hands (hands 6-12” apart), exchange pleasantries, then move on.
9. Reaction to distractions Distractions are presented; dog may not panic or show aggression.
10. Supervised separation Handler goes out of sight for 3-min. Dog is held on a 6-ft. leash by an evaluator.
Service Dog Information to include ESA (Emotional Support Animal) Laws in Oregon State
FAQ and General Information for:
Oregon Laws on Service Dogs in homes, public places, qualifications, certification or registration information, Fair Housing Act (FHA), American’s with Disabilities Act (ADA) support.
NOTICE: There is no official legal requirement for registration, certification or licensing of service dogs in the State of Oregon, the dog only must comply with reasonable accommodations laws pertaining to service of LEGAL disability.
Boarding Options in Brookings, Oregon
Please visit Chetco River Paws at their facebook page! Or contact at
(541) 661-3205
Veterinary Options near Brookings, Oregon
Dog Walkers
Mo's Pet Sitting and Dog Walking 541-251-3057
Brittany VanWormer Trainer and Walker
Referrals for Behavior Modification: to include aggressive dogs toward humans & Separation Anxiety severe cases
Marina will be hosting a full educational platform on this website for Behavior Modification to include information on
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Lunging on the leash
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Barrier frustration to include: aggressive barking or lunging on a leash towards dogs or people or anything, aggressive barking/growling behind fences, car doors/windows, windows inside homes etc.
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Dog-to-Dog Aggression
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Dog-to-People Aggression
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Resource Guarding
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Redirected Aggression
Marina does not offer in person training for dog-to-human aggression, training is done primarily through web sessions and through her online training course.
Every student is case-by-case and will need to go through an online evaluations process to determine whether you are eligible for in person training. Evaluations will start with the Ian Dunbar Bite Scale and a decision as to what level the dog is on and if there have been any previous bites. Please view the scale to understand the severity of the bite and whether or not it is treatable.
If you need additional in person training Marina would recommend a trainer in the Medford, Oregon area


