article_snippet: Assistance Dogs start Assistance Dogs training at eight weeks and won't graduate until Assistance Dogs are about two years old .
article_snippet: Assistance Dogs CEO, Richard Lord said their dogs start training at eight weeks to ensure their have a 'well-rounded' education and that nothing can scare their once their've been placed with families. '
article_snippet: their start training at eight weeks where their will work with puppy trainers for a year.
article_snippet: Then their get 6 months of intensive training at puppy school which is where their are socialised to make sure their won't react to children,' Richard Lord told Daily Mail Australia.