Meet the Service Dogs of Canine Miracles for Heroes
Every service dog we train represents patience, trust, and the promise of greater stability for a Hero living with PTSD. While the people we serve often choose to remain private, the dogs in this program proudly show the journey—training, growth, and partnership in action.
These dogs are preparing to support veterans and first responders with daily life, emotional grounding, and safe navigation of the world around them.
Dogs in Training
These dogs are currently progressing through structured service training to prepare for placement with a Hero. Their work includes obedience, emotional regulation, and real-world public access exposure.
Titus
Phase IV
Titus is developing strong public-access skills in busy environments, learning to remain calm and responsive amid crowds, noise, and distractions. His steady temperament and focus are preparing him to provide reliable support in real-world situations where Heroes need it most.
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Titus was donated by breeders Casey and Jodi Berlau.
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"For the grace of God has been revealed that offers salvation to all people."
Titus 2: 11
Zebedee
Phase II
Zebedee’s name comes from the book of Matthew and reflects the belief that even what seems impossible can become possible. As he progresses through training, Zebedee is developing focus, confidence, and calm responsiveness in new environments. His steady growth and gentle nature are preparing him to provide reliable support and partnership for a future Hero living with PTSD.
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Zebedee is from breeders Casey and Jodi Berlau.
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"Jesus looked at them and said, with man this is impossible. But with God all things are possible."
Matthew 19:26
Owner-Trained Support Dogs
Some Heroes already share a bond with their own dog. Through our owner-trained support program, we help strengthen that partnership by building service-level reliability, confidence, and real-world readiness.
Winston
Phase III
Winston is part of our owner-trained support program, where a Hero’s existing dog receives structured service training and guidance. With consistent coaching and skill development, Winston is building the reliability and confidence needed to become a well-trained service partner, strengthening safety, independence, and daily support for his handler.
Why These Dogs Matter
For a Hero living with PTSD, everyday environments can feel unpredictable or overwhelming. A trained service dog provides steady presence, grounding, and practical support that helps restore confidence and independence.
Behind every successful partnership is a dog trained with care, consistency, and purpose.
