We rescued a 2-year-old 155lb Saint Bernard. We are working on leash manners and dog reactivity with Sydney. In the 3 classes (2 private and 1 reactivity) we had so far, he is making great progress. 15 years ago, I trained a dog with Full Circle. The only reason I had confidence to rescue such a big dog now was knowing I had a great place to train him. read more

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Full Circle is fantastic! I've had great experiences with both a new puppy and an older, reactive rescue. Core classes and the CGC classes are great! and for my older rescue, I've done private sessions, a small group reactivity class that was a game changer, and a fun elective course! Trainers are all knowledgeable and use up to date postive methods backed by science (and they provide results!). Both of my dogs love going to full circle and are always so happy to see the trainers there. I'm always recommending FCO. read more

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Sydney is amazing to work with, especially when you have a whole lot of dog. She's helped me with a very stubborn breed. Just signed up for our second set of classes and had much success with the first set. Highly recommended! Good people too! read more

This was my 4th week taking my dog to Confirmation Class and I love it! I'm learning so much knowledge from the other people and Ronda is fantastic!! Everyone is so helpful and kind .. I am a huge fan and will keep going and recommending to others as well ! read more

Full Circle Obedience School - Pet Training Near Me - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

We have two pups enrolled at full circle and it has been great for our family! Would definitely recommend!

My dog and I really enjoy out conformation classes at full circle. Ronda is a gentle, gifted instructor.

We've been training our dogs at Full Circle for more than 20 years. They are the best! They love dogs and they are wonderful at helping people teach their dogs basic manners and more. We have so much confidence in Full Circle and the ways in which their training enhances the quality of relationship between dog and owner that we have helped new dog owners to pay for their first class. Highly recommend! read more

The ladies here are very nice, you get a sense that they really want to see your dog succeed in training. The facility is nice and open. My only complaint is that it has been real difficult to get someone on the phone whenever I call, but I just assume it is because either a class is going on or they are with another customer. Hopefully my puppy can get pass the puppy class, if so I will definitely be signing up for more courses here. read more

The boyfriend and I had a great private lesson with Sydney today! This lesson taught us just as much as it did our pup. It was great to learn new techniques to use when working with our puppy. I can't wait to be able to use these at home with our little girl. read more

The trainers here have helped me so much with my dog. I was a first time dog owner and had a hyper active dog-aggressive dog. They helped me so much I can't even put my gratitude in to words. Now I have the ability to get my dog's full attention when I need to, and can get her to ignore other dogs. She even passed her Canine Good Citizen test! She is a happier dog now (less stressed!) The best part is that all their training methods are positive, and reward based. I have had people ask me about training when they see me walking my dog (who heals and looks at me when we walk now) and I always recommend Full Circle to them! read more

To say the least, we were disappointed in our experience at Full Circle Obedience. The first night, we were given pamphlets with no explanation other than, "I have something for you." Neither Sydney nor Shelley asked us any questions about our dogs but instead, made assumptions about them. It was always as if there was no time to actually ask us questions about our dogs or figure out what would work best for them if they weren't cookie cutter. Sydney continually recommended quick, pricey, fixes rather than training techniques, even when we asked specifically for training techniques instead of things like martingale collars and citronella bark collars. We left every class feeling discouraged, unwanted and upset. With what we did at home between classes for homework, our dogs learned sit, stay and lay down, which was helpful, but not worth how we felt after each of the classes. We went to Full Circle because they had glowing reviews, but we will not recommend them to anyone based on our experience here. read more

The class size is too large for meaningful interaction with trainers. Often could not get through demonstrations with all dogs before the hour ended. The trainers were knowledgable, although sometimes brusque. My money is better spent elsewhere. read more

Needed a week's boarding for my then-newly adopted small dog about a year ago, and thought she could benefit from continued training while I was at it. I'm just now putting in this review because Full CIrcle came up when I searched for boarding again this year. Anyway, I was asked to fill out 3 training goals and chose 1) stay off furniture 2) learn basic commands better (reinforce the commands she already knew) and 3) learn to ring a bell when she wanted to go out. Since I admitted Jill is skittish and nervous, she advised me not to expect too much since it takes longer for jumpy dogs to focus, and especially don't count on the bell thing. I should clarify that when you board a small dog with her, she keeps them at her home When I picked Jill up, she still knew her basic commands well, but apparently got zero training on the bell (I'm not a trainer and still managed to train Jill in about a week to 10 days to reliably ring the bell when she wants out, which she still does to this day). My other goal, not on furniture, was blatantly ignored--she let my dog sleep in her bed ( a piece of furniture by all accounts) with her other dog and her boyfriend. My dog is 7 lbs; thankfully she wasn't crushed but I really did not want her on furniture, which I guess she decided I didn't deserve to have that rule. Insult to injury, Jill pooped runny poo all over the house when she got back (she never had a housebreaking accident in the 4 months before Full Circle). I attribute that to the fact that I wasn't allowed to bring my own food for Jill and the change in diet upset her tummy. Just wanted to leave a 'for reals' review since she always has 5 or so high star reviews on her site (bad reviews removed? Don't know). This was not cheap boarding at all but she did offer a week or two of training afterward for boarding there, which I did not take her up on...didn't need more stuff to unlearn Jill on. Will never go back. BTW, the lady pictured on their website is not the person who I dealt with, I think it was her daughter who boarded my dog. My understanding is the lady pictured is retired or semi retired from Full CIrcle. read more

I just would like to say that Full Circle Obedience School in OKC is AWESOME ! ! I certified my min poodle many years ago for a Therapy Dog, I have taken our family Bichon through basic obedience and my Bull Mastiff as well. There is NO OTHER place better to grow a relationship with your dog. These ladies have the answers you are looking for ! read more

Bad experience! I will not go into details , but they are aware of the situation. I will try some where else.

The head lady, sydney was very nice and usually helpful throughout our experience. The other lady, shelly, however was extremely rude to us and especially our sweet dog every time we went there. Shelly was determined that our dog was not going to be a therapy dog, and treated him like he was a monster who was just wasting her time. Our dog is a golden retriever who is extremely nice to every he meets, except people that threaten him (which I do not want to change because that is a very smart characteristic). Shelly would hover over him and give off the impression that he was no good and could not complete the task on hand, which then made him skeptical of her and he did not complete it. During the canine good citizen test, Sydney completed the first test where she brushed him, in which he allowed her to and did very good! he should have passed this test. Unfortunately, right after he got brushed from sydney, shelly walked directly at him with a mean look on her face, attempted to put her brush on him in a very fast motion ( instead of using our brush in a calm motion which she stated was the test) and when he got frightened like any other dog, she simply said he can't pass and walked away. After this my wife was almost in tears as she thought this was very wrong, and sydney showed her obvious "obedience" to shelly and agreed with her even after seeing that he could pass very easily when she did the test correctly. Unfortunately I was not there to stand up to shelly, and my wife was so hurt that she just left. PLEASE DONT TAKE YOUR DOG HERE! DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY! Do some researching and find a place that will HELP your dog succeed! Sydney needs to fire shelly from her business and make it a better, more friendly, atmosphere for the dogs. read more