Glad Wags Tulsa

Our daughter was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes almost 3 years ago. We have been looking for a service dog to help us manage her care, but the cost seemed astronomical. We were introduced to Glad Wags in November 2024 and matched with an amazing dog in December. We first met him in March and in May 2025 he came home with us. Marj and the Glad Wags family do not sugar coat things. They are up front about training, schedules, difficulties you may encounter, and so on. They really do put their heart and soul into these animals. Marj can remember every dog she has ever trained. She remembers each client and their "special ability", not disability. Marj continues to work with you and your dog. The process is never over. It's not a "deliver a service and good luck", her and her team are there f

Marj's proven, intuitive understanding of dogs has helped our service dog come a long way. Some would say she is a very strong willed dog, and others may have given up on her-- but Marj saw that she was capable of incredible focus, and given the right instruction she has thrived in her career as a service dog.

I had an unruly puppy I brought in for board and train. After he finished his stay, I was going to classes with him to continue his training. A few months into training, he began alerting (I didn’t initially need him as a service dog, he began alerting on his own). Marge immediately recognized his alerts and asked if I was ok and I said I didn’t feel “right” but didn’t know what was happening. I went to the doctor, and found out I was sick. The training my pup had received taught him to recognize my illness and take care of me even before I knew I was sick. My puppy was then retrained as an actual medical alert service dog, and he continues to recognize and alert me before I need my EpiPen to stop anaphylactic reactions. He has saved me several times by his alerts that something bad is com

5 years ago, our daughter was diagnosed with severe Tourette Syndrome (TS) and Functional Neurological Disorder (FND). Her tics and episodes are so severe, she is unable to do the most basic tasks that we all take for granted. In our years long search for something else that could help her, we came across another person with TS that had a service dog. We began the search and found Glad Wags in Tulsa, and learned that they had trained other service dogs for clients with TS. We reached out and spoke with Marj, the owner/ trainer and our life has not been the same since. 10 months ago, after the application process, we were matched with Luna, a female Blue Heeler. She was scent trained for several months and then we came to the training center to train with her. Within the first few ho

Marj is very dedicated at what she does for these dogs. I personally am doing the service dog training with her and Marj is always a phone call away when you need her. Her classes are amazing and it’s so neat to see what these dogs can do with proper training. I would recommend Marj any day to anybody looking for just basic discipline classes and or if you need a service dog for disabilities. Thanks Marj you have changed my life with Bella!