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    Chase N Dogs

    5.0 (7 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 7:30 pm

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    Molly Mae of Weymouth

    Chase is THE best. When we got out mini-goldendoodle Molly I knew I wanted a professional trainer to help us train her from a young age...3 mos old. In just 3 sessions, Chase has taught us to train with continual praise and love, and basic commands, such as come, sit and down. He's now helping us with leash training and socializing Molly. It helps that Molly loves and respects Chase, and Chase loves Molly! We look forward to our sessions!! Chase is knowledgable and we are learning so much. We highly recommend Chase. I will post again when Molly is further along : )

    My dogs Teddy and Beefy
    Ty W.

    First off, EVERYONE asks me how my dogs are so well trained. I have 2 dogs and walk them both off leash with near perfect recall and it's so thanks to Chase. I loved working with Chase. His passion for not just training a dog but teaching owners how to build an airtight relationship with the dog where they want to do what you're asking of them. A relationship where you're coaching and teaching your dog versus training. He saved my relationship with my dog Teddy and I'm going to miss him now that he's in Boston

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    3 months ago

    I use Chase whenever I am in town. The Great OZ is always very happy to see him and comes home happy too! Thx Chase

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