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The Foundation For Service Dog Support

Glendale, Arizona

5/5· 18 Google reviews

About The Foundation For Service Dog Support

We train service dogs. A service dog is defined as a dog that has been trained to perform tasks to assist an individual with disabilities. Some examples of tasks are balance and support, retrieving dropped objects, fetching medications and summoning assistance when needed. We are fully staffed to certify trainers as well. A service dog increases independence and safety, and can dramatically improve your quality of life. The FSDS has good news for you- if you have served your community, help is now available. The FSDS trains service dogs for individuals with mobility challenges, medical needs, hearing impairment and PTSD. We also train facility dogs.

Training & services

Assistance and working dogs

  • Service dog training

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Customer reviews

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5
out of 518 Google reviews

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  • Organization 6
  • Team 4
  • Learned 3
  • Disabled 2
  • Individual 2
  • Needs 2
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  • Patient 2

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17 collected reviews

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Marissa Dowhan
5/5

This foundation helped me get my service dog, Dani. Working with this group has been amazing! They made it a very smooth process. The training my dog received through this foundation was impeccable. Everyone was professional and I’m so happy to have worked with them and I’m thankful for Dani.

Kyla Barton
5/5

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