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    I was fortunate to learn about Canine Conservatory when my pup was 6 months old. He was a pitbull/lab mix rescue. Adorable, but with no impulse control, pulled on every walk, and it felt impossible to get him under control. Within a year, he transformed into a well behaved, attentive animal that follows commands and has great recall. I couldn't have asked for a better outcome. He made gains very quickly in the first few sessions with Kurt. Kurt has an immense amount of experience and could see signs I couldn't, and provided the tools and training that I could reinforce at home. The immediate supervised socialization with the pack was priceless and so necessary for my pup. If you find yourself in a similar situation, I definitely recommend Canine Conservatory even if it's for a few sessions, you will walk away with tools to build with.

    Janice R.

    Kurt works miracles! He has been working with our Alaskan malamute for a few months now. Before Kurt, our dog was was eating everything, jumping on people, unable to socialize with other dogs, scratching, biting, cowering from new people, and was being refused from groomers due to his terrible behaviors. There was a lot of rehab needed to get this our 3yr old malamute back to normal. This dog was previously neglected and abused, you can imagine the work it took to get the dog to even approach a human. Kurt has been a serious miracle worker. Just after one lesson, we were able to walk our Malamute rather than being dragged by him. Kurt has given so much support in teaching us how to continue working with him and even teaching our malamute how to be a dog. Now we can comfortably take our malamute to the dog park, set him free to roam. We never thought we'd see the day where our dog could run and frolick around so many other people and dogs. In fact, he loves meeting the people more than meeting the dogs! Highly recommend Kurt over any pet store training!!

    Footsie!
    Paul C.

    We found the Canine Conservatory on Yelp! Kurt is the real deal!! He's a dog lover through and through. Kurt's services are reasonably priced and he really cares about helping people and their dogs. He is patient and knowledgeable. Kurt is not only a wonder with dogs but, he knows what he's talking about. He has equipped us with tools to teach us how to understand our dogs and how to realistically modify their behaviors. Since working with Kurt our dogs are have become more receptive to training and we have more fun working with them. So glad we found Kurt and the the Canine Conservatory!

    Oakley, a trained queen!
    Samm H.

    Kurt at Canine Conservatory is amazing! We adopted a 10-week old puppy and were doing our own at-home training, which was working...kind of. We realized we needed more help to make sure our puppy would be well behaved and safe at home or off-leash at the park, hikes, etc. We spoke with a few dog trainers in the Van Nuys/NoHo area and were drawn to Kurt for a few reasons - his responsiveness to us and his well designed website and the background and methodology it included. We met with Kurt for a 60-min trial and were immediately impressed. He provided explanations and reasonings as to why and what to do and even gave our pup a lesson that day too. We left feeling confident that he'd help us get the job done. We ended up going with the 11-session pack and visited him once a week. We'd come to class with our problem areas and things we wanted to work on and he'd focus on those for us. In between classes he assigns us, as the trainers, the next steps in our puppy's training process in his self-made app, Hundr. The app made it SO EASY to hold my husband and I accountable to continue her training at home AND how to train her correctly. Kurt's also always available by phone/text for questions and is super responsive! Plus, you can meet him at the dog park or out on his nightly walks to join him for some off-the-clock training and tips. He's a rockstar...and our puppy is on her way to being one. We just finished our last session and we have the tools and skills to continue training our pup through the rest of her life. And we still have access to the Hundr app and Kurt will continue assigning us tasks within it and I know he's just a phone call away. I should also mention, his training tactic is 100% friendly and positive reinforcement-based, no punishment. With Kurt, we solved potty training, we know all of the basic commands (sit, down, stay, come, release, off, no) and we've advanced those (sit at a distance, our puppy will stay for a long duration of time, etc.), loose leash walking, and she's learned other behaviors like paw, shake, sit pretty, spin in a circle, etc. Meet with Kurt, and you'll see for yourself how great of a trainer he is!

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