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For Pet's Sake

3.8 (4 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Private dog training

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John Earle Dog Training - Don't wait to get bitten by a dog! Let us visit your facility and coach your staff on how to read animal body posture and anxiety.

John Earle Dog Training

(12 reviews)

When it comes to dogs this guy rocks it! He turned our very troubled little border collie around,…read moreand made him shine with strangers. With dogs with problem behavior John starts with home training sessions. If your dog needs a little extra jump start, he can do in home training at his place, which is phenomenal. After a few sessions it was clear that Chappy needed a complete makeover to ever conquer his fears, and anxieties, and he went off to Boot Camp for Errant Border Collie's at the Earle family home. After a week, Chappy came home a happy, healthy dog, with a complete new outlook on strangers, and my little guy has never looked back. My dog will now approach strangers in public, with his tail wagging and enjoy letting them love on him. This is a complete turn around from the dog that would greet attention from strangers, with barking and growling previously. And then the fabulous thing is, once John teaches you enough to be at an intermediate level of handling your dog, you are invited to attend any of the multiple socialization classes he holds weekly, where you get to meet in a public place like a park, or a store, and walk and hang out John, and often his lovely family, with other dog owners and their dogs, and practice what you have learned while teaching your dog to be out in public, hanging out, not making a fuss, about the other dogs, or people, or any of the stimulation around them. In attending classes I have met people whose dogs John has turned around, with every kind of problem, dogs with dog aggression, fear biters, separation anxiety, you name it. And they all say the same thing, "My dog went from being a problem to being a great dog to be around." And he is equally good with all breeds, I have seen him manage a young Pit Bull with dog aggression issues, who was in intensive home training with him, who walked right next to my dog on our walk during socialization class, without a peep. Then the cool thing is, after a while you will meet the owner at class, and John has trained them to handle their dogs, so that they are confident, comfortable and in control, and enjoying their pet with their new skills. I have also met new puppy owners, and seen him train puppies, of people who are smart enough to get training on the front end before any problems develop. In particular, I had the chance to watch one Australian Shepherd go from an adorable little fluff ball, who was a handful, to an incredible, delightful, well trained, adult dog. One last note, Chappy, and all of the dogs that I have seen at class that have worked with John for awhile, love, love, love him. My boy goes nuts when we get to training, and cannot wait to shower John with love and kisses~ which John returns. When you see him interact with dogs, there is no doubt, you are lucky enough to have found the trainer, with an incredible ability to connect with your dog, and the intuition to know what they need, and to work with them, and you to get the best out of life with your pet.

Our dog training sessions with John Earle for the past 18-months has been one of top five best…read morethings we have spent money on. By committing to his program our two rescue dogs have been completely changed, and the stress level in our home has decreased when it comes to the integration of our dogs in our family. It was worth the strict parameters that were set for the dogs, early on in the training. We now see the reasoning behind it all and looking back are thankful that we adhered to the training rules. John has given us the tools to deal with a fear based dog as well as his "instigator" brother. We now know how to communicate to them in the way that they understand. We have dogs that are much calmer and much more enjoyable and now can take them on adventures and road trips without a second thought. John is a Godsend to those who choose to rescue. He has the most amazing and intuitive read on canines that I have ever seen. He started as our dog trainer but he and his family have now become our friends and we couldn't imagine not having them in our lives.

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Think Pawsitive

(14 reviews)

I am so thrilled with the water treadmill therapy. One of my pups has been having issues with his…read moreback legs and the treadmill was suggested by our vet. I was able to set up appointments easily and their package prices are great. I have seen a lot of improvement so far, more than expected after just two months. I'm allowed to be in the room and watch his movements. He's a very shy pup so I think it helps to have me in there as well - probably feels less like punishment The staff are wonderful and so encouraging. I'm looking forward to passing more hurdles over the coming months.

I took my dog here for his first swim lesson just a few weeks ago. He's a four month old golden…read moreretriever, he's very outgoing very gentle such a great dog. When I first called and expressed interest in my dog beginning to learn how to dock dive I was immediately greeted with. "We don't do that until they're older." I'm new to the sport. I'm glad they enlightened me and I wanted to get my dog in the water so I scheduled an initial appointment. It wasn't a pleasant atmosphere. When I first got there, I was waiting for at least 10 minutes for paperwork, instructions, and then again to take my dog outside to urinate before we even got in the water. They told me that if my dog urinates in the pool, there would be a warning and then if he does it again, there's like a $50 charge to clean the pool. I think that's a bit steep because he's a puppy and he still learning to potty train, thankfully during our class he didn't go potty in the pool. The instructor wasn't that excited to be there. She seemed to have to drag him in the pool and within 10-15 minutes we were done. At the end she tried to pressure me into buying a package and I just don't think I got my moneys worth. I personally work with animals and think this place could use a lot of improvement. Also the clients that were coming through the door as I was leaving were not thrilled about a puppy being there because they were in training with their personal dogs.

For Pet's Sake - pet_training - Updated October 2026

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