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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\n13 News Now<\/a> reports that Virginia’s Attorney General has filed a law suit against Service Dogs by Warren Retrievers<\/a> and Charles Warren Jr. for selling poorly-trained puppies under the guise of ‘diabetic alert dogs.’ Attorney General Herring has found more than 50 victims who paid $18,000 to $27,000 for each of their pups.<\/p>\n The lawsuit also shows the Attorney General’s investigation found the Warren claimed he trained dogs while serving in the Marine Corps, but he did not serve in any United States military branch.<\/p>\n Hampton Roads resident, Don Shipley is a former Navy Seal.<\/p>\n “This guy’s a classic example of lying about his military service to get benefits from something,” said Shipley. “It does a terrible disservice to us. You know that speaks volumes about who you are, and when it’s a lie that’s a big problem.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Service Dogs by Warren Retrievers denies any wrong-doing, but there’s evidence that the company claimed endorsements that didn’t exist;<\/p>\n The report shows Attorney General Herring’s investigation found Service Dogs by Warren Retrievers also falsely claimed they have a partnership with the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.<\/p>\n The JDRF Chief Mission Officer Aaron Kowalski emailed this statement: “JDRF has never endorsed the use of diabetes service dogs. To date, there has not been a sufficient amount of scientific studies performed to test their efficacy and safety.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"