On June 14th, MasterPeace Dog Training hosted its first-ever Service Dog Graduation Ceremony, celebrating the incredible journey of is first two graduates, Luna and Nalah, who have completed over two years of intensive training and are now fully certified service dogs.

This event also commemorated the life and legacy of Mike Masters, the co-founder of MasterPeace Dog Training, who was a disabled man with a service dog. This ceremony honored his memory on the 10th anniversary of his passing.

 According to its website, Corey Silva, who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2017, wished to train his own service dog, Zuko, who now assists him daily. Silva realized a scarcity of resources available for individuals wishing to train their own service dogs, and so created the program. 

To watch the ceremony on YouTube, visit  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWy8wl0hvsY

For more information on the program, visit Masterpeaceservicedog.com