The best dog school we've ever attended. Julia is patient, thorough, clear, and conducts all her…read moretraining sessions with a great sense of humour. She is also quite hands-on with the dogs--she doesn't just talk but also actively shows you how to improve. Would 100% recommend.

We took our puppy there for socialization and obedience training. It's a dog club that trains…read moretherapy dogs and provides classes for dogs of every age and size. A nonprofit, the trainers volunteer their time, and the price for a 45-minute class is very affordable €5, which goes to supporting the club. Puppy classes are held every Saturday, 9am for puppies destined to be over 42 cm and 10am for those below. Our trainer is Janine, a veterinarian student, who is dedicated and involved. Our puppy being quite rambunctious, we asked if she could bring in her own matured dog for a little correction. She did and it had a good effect in teaching our dog better manners, because the next day she did behaved better with older dogs we met on our walks. Janine even knows the temperament and particular issues of a shiba inu, a breed still rare in Germany. The puppy training enclosure is well maintained. The day we attended, there was an obstacle course to help the dogs get used to various objects they will encounter in life - pebbles, stones, wooden bridge, curtain of cans, bubble wrap, foil etc. Our puppy had lots of fun and played off-leash to his heart's delight with the other "students." Whilst there you can even get a cup of coffee (50 cents) or a sandwich roll.

We have since taken our dogs back for a second stay. I thought they would recognize the place and…read morenot be willing to go in. Exactly the opposite, they rushed in as fast as they could. I think they have a lot of fun there with the other dogs. They come home exhausted which is a huge bonus. Liane is super responsive to emails and is flexible on pick up/drop off times. This is definitely our go-to kennel.