Lead female · mastery fight response
Princess Leia
Session dog. She stays on the team. There is no better than Princess Leia when it comes to fight response. Vest on, working scent. Not a dog anyone takes home.
The pack
They work here. They are not the prize.
Princess Leia, Han Solo, Sabine Wren, and Luke Skywalker are session dogs. TT dogs have biofeedback too — detection dogs that also assist you in real time. AAT, activity-assisted therapy. None of them are loaned. None of them go home. The next litter — Han and Sabine — is the only path to a dog, and it has specifications.
They are all interactive. Special mastery skills built in — and they all do them. That is what makes this work unique. I do not say it to brag. Nobody copies this unless they are shown how.
Starting stud · mastery transition flight response
Han Solo
Session dog. He stays on the team. Han does an excellent job passing the baton — learning to go from one to the other. Mastery transition flight response. The black-and-white character dog, and the male for the next litter with Sabine Wren.
Mastery flight response · dam of the next litter
Sabine Wren
Session dog. She stays on the team. If you want to become a real Jedi — one with the force — Sabine will bring you there. There is no better than her when it comes to flight response. The silver lab. She will mate with Han Solo. Some of that litter may be placed under the specifications on The Work. Sabine herself is not going home with anyone.
Rescue · fight-response alert
Luke Skywalker
Session dog. He stays on the team. Rescue. Nine or ten months in a cage — same place Princess Leia came from. When we first got him, he kept his back to the fence even to go to the bathroom. He thought he was still in a prison camp. Never saw a cage again. Resurrected, in a sense — about 90% on everything now. He does the fight-response alert and he assists. He wanted the job and he learned it. A champion for what we are all fighting for: reaching out, learning something new, getting through this world together. He is not a breeding dog.
Before the vest
Sabine Wren, as a puppy.
Play. The scent. The silver lab. The blue eyes. Later came the vest and the golden eyes. The heart was always there.
The next litter
Han Solo and Sabine Wren will mate. Some of those puppies may be given — with specifications. A couple will be kept for sure. The line has to keep coming. One of those puppies — the right one — can step into Princess Leia’s fight-response work. A home dog is a combination of physical and mental — a medical job (diabetic change and/or seizure) plus a mental-health need. PTSD or stress alone is not enough. The household finishes eight classes. Staff can say no.
Rescues like Luke can do the session work. They take a long time, and they carry their own trauma. The breeding exists so puppies can be raised with as little childhood stress as possible — which is what high-level alerting seems to need. Sabine will have no more than two or three litters. Not tons of babies. Then she is spayed and can stay in the program herself.
The specifications