We moved to Leander in May and after checking out several training and daycare options, we found…read moresomething truly special at Unleashed Unlimited. Our pup Li'Li completed a board and train and now continues with daycare and private lessons... and she absolutely LOVES it there. We have tried another board and train and it hardly moved the needle... the key is that Unleashed trains the pup AND me! I needed to learn how to communicate better with Li. Li'Li used to be extremely skittish and afraid of people - particularly men, but thanks to the calm, confident, and compassionate training from Paul, Avery, Abby, and the entire team, she's become more confident, joyful, and open to people. The transformation is remarkable and deeply heartwarming for me as her mom. What sets Unleashed apart is not just their exceptional skill, but their genuine care and positive, no-drama approach. No yelling, no intimidation - just consistent, respectful, effective guidance. It's changed Li'Li's life and mine, too. She loves going back every few days and excited to see the staff and her furry-friends. Their fees are super reasonable, but the results? Truly priceless. I can't thank the Unleashed team enough and I recommend them with all my heart. Thank you for making our family's life significantly better.

This review is about additional services they sub out. Short version, it's completely inept…read more Performative theater. Zero effective training techniques observed. Go elsewhere. TL;DR If their dog training services are as decent as some of the reviews imply, the snake wranglers clearly know nothing about dog training, and why they would allow their brand to be impacted by these subs, I'm not sure what the rationale is. I scheduled two of my dogs for snake training the same day. Neither session was productive. They tried to introduce the dogs to 4 different snake settings in the corral. The first one they approached the snake and shocked the dog. After putting the dog into an excited and unteachable state, they proceeded to drag the dog around the property instead of letting it re-enter a submissive, teachable state. They dragged her around so much so that they yanked the collar off of her neck. Then she proceeded to run around the property. I contained her and brought her back. Then coming back, the snake wranglers were just interested in moving onto the next station they had set up and not concerned about the dog, the dog inputs, or assessing the feedback from the dog. Zero dog skills were demonstrated. My other dog didn't want to follow their leash commands because the snake wranglers weren't skilled with a leash. So they drug my second dog out to the first snake with paws firmly planted on the ground. No training occurred. Just people perfunctorily going through the motions Shock. Repeat dragging the dog. Then when they tired of dragging her, they brought the snake to the dog. She was not even aware. She learned to associate the shock with the wrangler's poor leash skills and perhaps his scent, if anything at all because she was so focused on him and not even aware of the snakes. And she's the hunter we find every night shredding and pulling apart frogs or small field mice (rabbits still too quick for her). She loves to rip apart small prey. We thought she would be the one to bolt and attack once seeing the snakes. Only thing more oblivious to the task at hand were the snake wranglers who didn't know how to focus a dog's attention. If looking for snake aversion training, go elsewhere. The training was perfunctory and pure performance. There was no training. About as effective as them selling you snake oil for your dog's ailments. A better name for this offering would be snake aversion Theater.

Sit means Zap! If I could leave negative stars, I would! I…read moreenrolled my puppy in the 3day camp and by the end of the day she was confused, anxious, disoriented and visually shaken. I still regret it a few years later. She was being buzzed for behaviors she didn't understand. It was punishment rather than training. The trainers drank the kool-aid and are inexperienced, The group classes were an absolute mess. Owners were confused and just zapped away without proper training and guidance, I pulled my dog out immediately. If you truly love your dog, and want to learn proper communication, consider positive reinforcement. The only situation I 'maybe' consider this is a pup with aggressive behavior. Otherwise, I would NEVER recommend this type of training. NEVER.

We trained our dog Sadie at this location. She was a difficult dog and we were really impressed…read morewith the results. The owner does need to be diligent with taking their dog to the trainings (we kind of fell off at the end but it was okay) but as long as you stick with it, your dog will learn new skills and will be better behaved than before. We can literally walk our dog without a leash now, I never thought that would be possible. She will sit in her place when people come over and we are always getting compliments on how good she is. We can do things in the front yard and have her stay in the garage and she won't run after other dogs that walk by or other other people or children. She has learned to stay in her place for as long as we need her to be. It's funny because she was a really wild dog before and now that she's trained everybody loves her. overall the training here was worth it and we are really happy that we did it!

I would like to applaud Jonas and his team for helping me with my two dachshunds who were not…read moregetting along and causing me a lot of distress. K911 was so amazing with them (and me) and my dogs are SO MUCH BETTER! highly recommend them!

Great people! Jax Bennett is my son. K thanks bye…read more Management is fantastic. Thanks for all the support for my son and I.

Our dog Charlie received training here. It has helped so much. Nancy was very helpful and sweet to…read moreall the dogs. He was 5 months old when we started and I think the training will be a great foundation for the rest of his life. Definitely worth it!

You and your dog have the right to remain silent, but not the right to your privacy!…read more Caution#1: If you have concerns about your dog's trainer, DO NOT bring those concerns to the attention of management, even in the most concerned, positive, and proactive manner. Be silent. Any information you share with management about the trainer CAN and WILL be used against you, and unfortunately, against your dog. It will damage your positive working relationship with the trainer. Caution#2: Dog Alliance uses Salesforce, without the client's knowledge or consent. Management states: "We track activity for every private lesson client so that if you work with another trainer or take a class, there is a way to easily pass along the history of each student and dog team." Google AI views "track activity" a bit differently: "Salesforce has faced numerous incidents and accusations related to privacy violations, primarily due to data breaches, misconfigurations, and the handling of personal data." Just sayin'...

Earlier this year, my pup Ryder was viciously attacked by two large dogs who slipped out of loose…read moredog collars as we passed them at the park. Fortunatley he healed well after two weeks of dedicated TLC but the trauma of the experience remained with both him and me well after Ryder physically healed. I reached out to Matt for virtual dog training appointments to help us through that, and his guidance and great wisdom around dog psychology and behavior and deep empathy for Ryder and in general made such a huge impact. I learned from Matt how to help Ryder through his fear and trauma and how to recognize when he was experiencing trauma (for example, he developed a new and strong fear of rumbling engines). By applying Matt's empathetic practices, Ryder has become much less fearful, is no longer afraid of rumbling engines or playing with other dogs and he's back to his old happy, playful, super enthusiastic and friendly self!! :) Matt also greatly helped my dog Ellie through the excessive anxiety that resulted from my marital separation and helped us learn what an impact the breaking of that social bond had on her and how to address it! We now give her the extra attention she needs when doing hand offs to switch between homes. Thank you so much, Matt working with you has made a WORLD of difference in Ryder and Ellie's quality of life!! :)

Matt really knows his stuff. We were so happy to have him come out to meet up new pups and put us…read moreall on the path for success!!

I needed last minute weekend boarding for my dog and Brandi and Amber took wonderful care of her…read more Would definitely recommend them for boarding! We dropped her off and picked her up at the Jarrell location, as it was on the way. Love that they are available on weekends.

My dogs where dropped off at 8:55 am and I showed up at 3:00 PM because I hadn't gotten a call…read morethinking they didn't have my number or something . I was told they hadn't even started working on my two dogs but they where about to in a little bit because they where backed up . So I call at 5:22 to see how much longer being that they close at 5:30 and was told they where still backed up and hadn't started on my dogs yet and also they would be done in a while . Ok so I don't care what the excuse is ,I have no clue if the dogs are in cages with water or have been able to use the restroom outside their cages for at least 8 1/2 ho I've avoided places like PetSmart foe this same reason . They say oh your pets just fine we have water and we walk them when in fact they don't leave their cage for like 6 hours straight and don't have water bowls either . Even with water sitting in a cage waiting to be groomed from basically 9:00 am to past 5:30 is insane . At this point I'm within reason of being upset to a certain degree . I get they are behind maybe lack help or whatever but damn if you had too many cuts lined up for one day all you had to say was sorry we are booked and left it at that . I appreciate taking my dogs in but don't understand how a small poodle and Shih Tzu take 9 hours to get groomed . Even with doing one dog an hour which i doubt is the case you'd had to have had 15-18 dogs or more all before them if you had two groomers at the least . Even if you had only 12 dogs before them that's way to much do offer to cut in the time you guys open and close . If it's not then why is taking so long?

I can't say enough good things about See Spot Behave, but especially about Devi--she's been nothing…read moreshort of a game-changer for my reactive pup. Her depth of knowledge in learning theory, paired with her empathy and patience, has made all the difference. She doesn't just offer surface-level fixes; she helps you understand why your dog is behaving a certain way, then gives you tools rooted in science and compassion. She's one of the few people I would fully trust with my dogs, and her honesty is refreshing. As a trainer myself, I deeply respect her work, her integrity, and her ability to coach humans as skillfully as she works with dogs. What I appreciate most about See Spot Behave is their commitment to force-free, science-based training. Their behavior plans are customized and emotionally intelligent -- not just about changing behavior, but cultivating trust and safety. Thanks to Devi (and Diane), my dog is calmer, I feel more confident, and we're building a stronger, more connected relationship every day. If you're looking for a behavior consultant who knows her stuff and cares deeply -- See Spot Behave is absolutely it.

I had a 10 month old golden retriever that gets aggressive if you take something away from him. On…read moreour first visit with Devi, she told us she normally brought her partner Diane, but didn't. After several weeks of drugs and Devi coming and talking at the kitchen table, we found she had been dishonest with my husband. For $130.00 each visit and several weeks, I would have expected some kind of training to go on. All we did was talk and put him on meds. I was told I couldn't tell him "No". We got very little else excecpt throwing kibble near him to distract him. We learned how to avoid him and that was all. He is still out of control at times and so drugged at others we can't wake him up. She wanted me to give him foods he was allergic to. She wanted me to give the drugs on a schedule my vet would not recommend. Then she wanted me to change vets. The last visit we asked for training and she said that would be a 6 month journey. That would have cost me $6000.00+ At my request she showed my husband how to work with problems on a walk in that visit. She then recommended we lock the dog out with a gate. I felt that was not the answer to my problems and told her so. She got upset and quit. For several hundred dollars I would have liked to have learned how to at least tell him "No" and maybe behave on a leash.

Jes has pet sat for our goldendoodle a few times and she has been excellent to work with. She was…read moreextremely thorough with the initial meet and greet gathering all the necessary information to provide the best care. She is always on time and provides detailed notes and images of what happens during her visits. We always feel at ease our little guy is in excellent hands!

Jes is wonderful! She tailors updates to your preferences, sends pictures and notes as requested,…read moreand takes great care of the dogs and the house. It's very comforting to have somebody like her in charge while you're away!