This place! If your looking for a team, friendly,…read moresupportive gym seriously check it out! I went here with very low expectations because it's a CrossFit gym, and each CrossFit gym id tried before I never truly felt welcome. Comal Active was a different story. Every member was so kind and friendly when I wasn't doing motions the best way they never made me feel judged they only made me realize they were truly caring and trying to make me feel like I could do it! They pushed my limits and didn't let me just give up, the owners, the trainers, and the clients there are all outstanding! If you are looking for a CrossFit gym, and have the money to spend it on that! for sure give Comal active a chance. I was extreme impressed!

We dropped in for a week while in town. Communication with Gretchen was amazing. Great space, lots…read moreof rigs and trainers were all friendly. Great community. We love our shirts !

Phenomenal business. Dr. Jordan Masso truly cares about every patient and shows it. They are very…read morekind people and are amazing at customer service. Love this company, and very grateful for the people within it.

Omni is my "go to" for chiropractic care. Dr. Masso is a good listener and responsive to my needs…read more Give them a try!

We took our 10 month old german shepherd to Jan for obedience training. She and Michelle were…read moreabsolutely wonderful!!! After a 4 week in facility training, we have a completely trained pup. They spent almost 3 hours reviewing their training with us and then training us on how to maintain such a well behaved animal. We couldn't be more pleased and highly recommend them for any of your pet training needs!!

Jan was recommended by my vet when I was explaining the problems I was having with my rescue pup!…read moreShe's absolutely amazing and worth every penny! She gives you the hard truths and works with you in your home and common places you frequent with your dog to train in applicable settings! She's wonderful!

Maria is truly amazing!! We were here for vacation and our first day out for a run felt scary with…read moreloose dogs and getting lost in the dark! We called several places trying got a weekly rate or even monthly without a "start up" fee! Maria worked with us to get my 16 yo daughter out of the dark to keep up with her XC running! We WILL be back! Place felt safe and everyone very friendly!

Dirty, so dirty. Broken equipment and just kind of gross. Was not staffed when the hours said and I…read morewas super bummed because there isn't a lot of gyms in the area

In 2019 Patriot Dog Training trained my Presa Canario, KAIRO. He spent 8 weeks with Bennie and the…read moregang and returned home with manners and exceptional obedience. He was so obedient and happy that my Cane Corso puppy, ROMAN is now training with them. They kept me up to date, sent pictures and was always available for my questions. Can't wait until ROMAN returns home so I can see what he's got!

Wow!! I took my high energy Doberman puppy to Patriot Dog training for the board and train program…read more I dropped off a naughty boy and picked up a puppy that was more behaved. They also gave me the tools to work with him and continue the training he had received. Afterwards, I signed him up for a refresher when I went on vacation and saw even more growth.

I am a recent graduate of the Paws4Hearts program and would highly recommend this program to anyone…read moreconsidering becoming a Therapy Dog Team. My dog being highly driven was a bit of a handful at first to say the least but I found Karen and her staff to be professional and compassionate toward the needs of not only the dogs but their owners as well. They worked tirelessly to help each team meet the necessary requirements to achieve their goal of becoming an AKC Certified Therapy Dog Team. As with any type of training one must practice outside of class the techniques given while in class in order to accomplish the intended goal. I know I spent many hours each week working with my dog and the hard work paid off. In response to Rebecca's review regarding her dog and what took place during her dog's final evaluation, one must understand that being touched by strangers is the entire concept of what therapy dogs do and passing this portion of testing is not only mandatory but critical to the certification process. As a classmate of Rebecca and her dog, I can tell you first hand that her dog did more than just "show teeth", he actually snapped /bit at the trainer twice during the touch evaluation. To me , an untrained eye, it was apparent from the start that she and her dog were both very shy and quite unsure about the entire process. I'm not sure she fully understood the amount of time and effort neccessary to complete the required training or perhaps she didn't realize that her dog was not as confident and friendly as she might have wished. There is no shame in that as not every dog is meant to do this work. What I do know is that this organization is doing an awesome service for the community and Changing Lives One Paw Print At A Time.

I was interested in this program because my dog makes people happy and thought he could help…read morepeople. And because they said that any dog without prior training could do it. My dog has never had any type of training before so I thought it was nice that they put you through obedience school first. One of the ladies that answers the phone is not very prompt at all and hardly checks her phone. She had contacted me 3 days after the 1st class had taken place, that I could participate if I wanted. Since I was absent the 1st day of class, I had asked everything that they did the 1st day, but even with that apparently they went over a lot because throughout my time taking my dog, I was always getting in trouble for things I apparently should have already known. So it would be nice if they make sure everyone is well aware of all the rules and what you should and should not do while training your dog. Since I was a week behind, I felt my dog was always behind in the classes since all the other dogs were ahead. They shouldn't let anyone into the classes after they start. For the final exam, they went over the stuff that was going to be test and would practice with us. One thing they didn't practice was for a stranger grabbing our dogs paws. My dog and I weren't prepared for that and my dog showed a little teeth. And because of that my dog was deemed aggressive and failed. My dog has never been around strangers that grab the paws and I felt this was a waste of money because although they do teach some obedience, it seemed your dog must already be super friendly with strangers beforehand, and I felt I was mislead because the girl on the phone had said they could teach us everything with no problem. They obviously need to have other requirements to participate or maybe they just tell people that to get as much money as possible already knowing you'll fail later, I hope that's not the case though.