Give Us Paws is a federally recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation based in Houston, Texas. We provide subsidized and free training of eligible candidates' dogs as assistance animals. We focus on veterans suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and limited mobility. Subsidized services are also provided to civilians determined to be disabled under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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I have two dogs. I assume one is free. How much for other dog, if it's not free?
Hi Tony, Give us a call at 281-509-9309. With a little more information , we can answer all of your questions.
5/5Me and my pup just finished our first 6 weeks of training and honestly Paul is absolutely amazing. This isn't a training just for your dog it's for you as well. In the 6 weeks my dog has made major improvements with lose leash walking and has gained many other abilities that we'r…Read full reviewClose full review
Me and my pup just finished our first 6 weeks of training and honestly Paul is absolutely amazing. This isn't a training just for your dog it's for you as well. In the 6 weeks my dog has made major improvements with lose leash walking and has gained many other abilities that we're working to refine and expand in the next set of training. Paul will give you the tools and knowledge needed for success but you need to execute it at home. Have recommended him to work friends and other strangers with confidence knowing Paul is the man for the job. Thank you Paul and looking forward to the next set of lessons!
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Rebecca Ricks
5/5
Trainer Paul has exceptional patience with dogs & senior owners. Phenomenal training facilities for all your dog training needs. I highly recommend their courses.
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Meredith Kyte
5/5
Of course the reason I love it most is because you can bring your pets inside with you! Also, fair prices, great and friendly staff. I have used the grooming area for my huskys nails. They did a great job with her, they were kind and gentle with her! 😊
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Ryan Jacobsen
5/5I LOVE THIS SERVICE DOG SCHOOL! In Give Us Paws' training program, the primary trainer of the Service Dog is the dog's disabled handler with the instruction, coaching and guidance of a qualified dog trainer supported by our staff. Each training session will last 1 hour. The handl…Read full reviewClose full review
I LOVE THIS SERVICE DOG SCHOOL! In Give Us Paws' training program, the primary trainer of the Service Dog is the dog's disabled handler with the instruction, coaching and guidance of a qualified dog trainer supported by our staff. Each training session will last 1 hour. The handler will be required to log training sessions each week. At completion of the program, a handler/service dog team will have passed the Public Access Test developed by Assistance Dogs International (ADI) and have full control of at least three tasks that mitigate the handler's disability.
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Crystal Curry
5/5
Handled my fur babies with love!
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