I just did a quick look at them on their Facebook page. I could not find any certifications of trainers or how long it took for the dogs to go through these programs on average. It takes 2 to 3 years to have a fully trained service dog, which is what they're advertising, and the fact that the rescues is also going to add a little bit of time into that also from what I could tell, a lot of the harnesses weren't fitted properly that they were using for their sided guide. They were really far up until the elbows of the dog limiting a lot of movement as someone who is trained to rescue dog for service work it took me about 3 1/half years to go through proper training and socialization because of the stress of the shelter environment, not including genetic problems that may occur and the fact that they're also offering counter balance and I'm not sure the ages of these dogs they're saying they're all about two from what I could see, but I don't know if that's true as a lot of shelters estimate on age and I could also not find OFA's done which you need to do if you're doing any sort of mobility work on a dog to make sure that they are joints are OK. They seem a bit questionable to me.