I have called & emailed multiple times, with little success since I asked for a contract they say I signed. Was told they destroyed my records after 6 years, but non-profits are required by law to maintain note, leases, and contracts for 7 years. The contract I have differs considerably from what they claim I signed.

Power Paws Assistance Dogs, Inc.
Phoenix, Arizona
About Power Paws Assistance Dogs, Inc.
Programs include behavior consultation, obedience training and training with puppies.
Training & services
Training goals
- Behavior consultation
- Obedience training
Dog age
- Puppies
Training level
- Beginner training
Assistance and working dogs
- Medical-alert and mobility assistance
- Psychiatric service dog training
- Service dog training
- Therapy dog training
Other listed services
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- Animal Assisted Interventions
- Canine Cpr
- Canine Evaluation
- Dog Handling
- Facility Dog
- Food Support
- Handling Classes
- In-Person Training
- Intensive Training
- Main Training
- Potty Trained
- Program Learning
- Social Services
- Specialized Training Programs
- Team Training
- Training A Dog
- Training Assistance
- Training Food
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Questions & answers
From GoogleWhat people have asked about this business.
Is there an age limit for dog to be eligible for training?
Power Paws starts its training for assistance dogs as pups and will continue supporting any training needs of the client for the life of the canine. We train only Power Paws dogs. Most assistance dogs move toward retirement at age 8 or 9.
Community answer · Elaine Starks · 2021-09-21
How early can you start a puppy for therapy training?
Pups can start training at any time. However, Power Paws does not train therapy dogs only assistance dogs/service dogs that perform task for people with disabilities in accordance with the American With Disabilities Act.
Community answer · Elaine Starks · 2021-09-21
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Customer reviews
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- Staff 3
- Contract 2
- Dog training 2
- Law 2
- Management 2
- Non-profits 2
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Outstanding, highly recommended. Semper Fidelis.. Gunny sends
My son greatly enjoyed the dog training camp. Although we don’t have a dog, AZPowerPaws provided a dog so he could participate. My son appreciated the varied experiences due to rotating work with all of the dogs. He even enjoyed the activities not involving direct dog handling. H…Read full reviewClose full review
My son greatly enjoyed the dog training camp. Although we don’t have a dog, AZPowerPaws provided a dog so he could participate. My son appreciated the varied experiences due to rotating work with all of the dogs. He even enjoyed the activities not involving direct dog handling. He would love to do another session. We appreciated the mask wearing policy since it keeps the kids too young to receive a COVID-19 vaccine from worrying whether people are vaccinated or maskless while unvaccinated. I imagine AZPowerPaws’ immunocompromised clients probably have similar concerns. It’s also easier for the kids to remember to wear their masks when others around them are wearing them.
My daughters just finished their second session of summer camp with AZPowerPaws. They had a wonderful time and learned so much. Cindy and Mary do a great job planning activities, crafts and games. My girls were never bored. They both really enjoyed the dog training lessons taught…Read full reviewClose full review
My daughters just finished their second session of summer camp with AZPowerPaws. They had a wonderful time and learned so much. Cindy and Mary do a great job planning activities, crafts and games. My girls were never bored. They both really enjoyed the dog training lessons taught by Kwanho. He is very patient with the dogs and the kids really learned how to be patient with the dogs too. Our 9 year old Chiweenie loved going to camp with them. It is really cool how the kids get to train other dogs and get comfortable working with different dogs. They learned tons of information about therapy dogs and how people with different disabilities can benefit from having a therapy dog. They also learned invaluable lessons on how to be great pet owners. This is a great camp for all kids, regardless if they own a dog.
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