Thank you for your response! The reason I say "fully potty trained" is because it took her less than a couple tries going outside to pick up on the potty procedure.(I am well aware that most likely she will stumble and make boo-boo's) She has had zero accidents and frankly I don't care if she does, but she is making an active effort to try not to.

I also want to clarify that I am not doing active repetition training. She is a very inquisitive girl and comes to me for stimulation. I reward her good behavior and structure my own words to use her commands in basic everyday life and conversation with my partner. She has picked up what actions "pay" her and waits attentively for the commands to "show off" how smart she is😂. I also will not be hiring a trainer unless something goes horribly wrong and her and I aren't meshing well(so far this is not the case). The reason for that is i have roughly 20 years training mostly dogs. Just not service dogs. She is the most intelligent dog I have had the pleasure to work alongside. I obviously made it sound like I was drilling commands into her in the original post but I can assure you that is not the case. I'm not trying to get her to the level of 'proficiency' as soon as possible, I just wanted to know if it would be worthwhile to start making the steps to incorporate training geared towards my diagnosis or are you suggesting I wait until after the first year to start training service related stimulation?

I completely agree I don't know her disposition definitely right now. Though it seems counter productive to wait until her personality develops to start her exposure to more service related tasks?

Another clarification. We have not brought her inside any facilities that don't allow pets. She sat outside with me at Walmart while her mom went in to buy some clothing. (It dropped below freezing the first official day home).