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Bergin University Of Canine Studies

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  • Clyde A

    Date: 07/11/2023

    Clyde A

    Date: 07/11/2023

    What a joke! This place is all promises and no delivery. They charge people tens of thousands of dollars for service dogs and get funding from the Veterans Affairs the VA and are promising dogs each year to disabled veterans. The problem is all the disabled veterans that have been promised dogs have NEVER gotten their dogs!!! This company is pure gaslight at its finest string, a veteran along for six years with the promise of a service dog fitting her needs and a day before she is supposed to go down and get acclimated with this service dog they call with the lame excuse of well this dog weve been working with is a growler, but will keep working with this dog check back with us in October. Are you kidding me ****** Bergin, I could see youve been at this since **** I commend you, but if this is what your school has turned into non-accredited **, just taking peoples money and gaslighting veterans, so you keep getting funding from the Veterans Affairs?!?! Any veteran or anyone from Veterans Affairs should look into the ****** university of canine studies and ****** Bergin for fraud! Its bad enough our veterans have to go through wars and come back with PTSD but to be gaslit like this is despicable, you need to do better for this country and for its veterans

    Bergin University Of Canine Studies

    Date: 07/13/2023

    We have never had any interaction with this person. We never charge veterans any money for dogs nor for the class to get a dog. Free of charge to Veterans. We also do not receive any funds from the VA for our veteran clients. It would have been a disservice to the veteran he refers to to place a dog that is not appropriate. Once it was determined that the intended dog was not going to be a good match, the veteran was called.

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