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Lindy D.

I've had dogs my whole life and loved them. The type of love where I can't pass other dogs walking by without my voice rising an octave and magnetically being compelled to walk over and say "hey there what a beautiful puppy" no matter what manner of mutt they have. Training my dogs has always been another matter. They slept in my bed, ate my food, crapped on expensive furniture, carpets etc. and did not obey me in general. I just enjoyed getting the love. These two new puppies, I realized, are going to be over 70 pounds each large standard goldendoodles, and I am no longer the spring chicken of yore. It was critical this time to train ME and my husband, and I knew sending them away doesn't work ( my daughter spent $2000 on her Doodle, he was perfect when he came back and she let him do whatever after that and LITERALLY, 2 grand pissed away all over her house.). Tommy Stark came in, gave us a private lesson, told us all the things we specifically were doing wrong, gave us a list of what to buy ( exercise crates, another pen, etc.) and we are starting group class Saturday for socialization. Our pups were magically listening to him but honestly it's been much harder since he left. He definitely knows what he is doing however and I look forward to class!

Sarah K.

My male Rottweiler mix, who I will refer to as 'Rottie' (for privacy), is now 3 years old. It was clear he was abused and neglected in the past. Even the perfect forever home, couldn't address all his behavioral issues. For example, Rottie had night terrors. And no, I do not mean nightmares, I mean night 'terrors', cause if you have ever heard a dog screaming like their life depended on it, you would know. It is a sound you can never forget. My intuition was telling me something wasn't quite right... During his episodes, it seriously looked like Rottie needed an exorcism! The Vet said it was nothing, Google said it was cancer (but Google always says its cancer) I was so desperate at this point I was going to call a priest. But we called Tommy and he knew, immediately!! Mini seizures were co-occurring with the nightmares. So, it wasn't religion that Rottie needed. With a little CBD, it was the last night Rottie experienced a demonic possession. We try to carefully watch Rottie's diet, because he gets mistaken for being pregnant all the time. He's a boy... I still get butthurt when Tommy affectionately calls him a little "tootsie roll". So, instead of scouring through the internet comparing ingredients in different dog food brands, just ask Tommy about nutrition!! The man seriously knows his stuff!! Long story short, we fell in love with Rottie, soooo ... we got another Baby Rottie! It is not an understatement to say that their first meeting was a, shit show. We panicked!! I literally texted Tommy "S.O.S.!!!, ASAP!!!, Por favor!!!" He came within 24 hours. This was them literally, after 10 mins with Tommy on Monday. Rottie and Baby Rottie were best friends by Thursday. Seriously, no joke. Disclaimer: I have been known to, (and in my defense) in the past, have said to other dog owners who walk their dogs, off leash, with no recall, sprinting towards us, and tell them that if they do not get their dog under control in 3 seconds, I WILL punch it in the face!!! (All you dog lovers out there know what I am talking about.) I am not claiming to be an expert, I can only share my experience. With that experience, all I can say is, leave it to the experts. That means someone who has seen and personally worked with, handled, and breed hundreds if not thousands of dogs from all walks of life, all over the world. They can see and read behavior, that you can't. I hate to say this and I hate hearing it too, but your dog might not be the problem ... it might be YOU. So, Tommy, essentially has two jobs. 1) Work with your dog. 2) Work with you so you don't screw it up. But rest assured. Tommy does both extremely well. And this is coming from the woman who has yelled at other dog owners, that I will punch their dog in the face, so yeah. Experts like Tommy work in this field because they are passionate about what they do and feel just as proud when they get to witness your dog grow. I would know cause Rottie tried to bite Tommy his first day!! Tommy + 80lb Rottweiler Bite = FEARLESS. Because of Tommy, I get to actually enjoy my dogs now, instead of Googling at 2am "How to give your dog an exorcism at home." Thank you, Tommy!! We are forever grateful to you.

Jennifer P.

Hiring Tommy to train our puppy is one of the best decisions we have made. He is so knowledgeable about dogs and has taught us so much on how to train her. We hired him for private and group lessons and there has not been one thing that he has not been able to accomplish and he always seems to have a solution or answer for any issues we have. On our first lesson he helped us to get her to stay in her play pen without crying or barking. I had really struggled with this and he helped us accomplish this in less than 15 minutes. He is always on time to the lessons and very quick to respond to texts or phone calls. He is so passionate about dogs and training. I cannot recommend him enough. Do not hesitate to hire him or get training for your dog...the results are so worth it!!

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I have known Tommy for over ten years and I have watched him work with owners and dogs at all levels of experience and efficacy. I love Tommy's gentle approach with both humans and creatures as he teaches people how to be assertively "in charge " of their dogs. His techniques make sense, are easy to apply to your own training sessions with your dog, and are very effective.

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Denise R.

I learned about Tommy from a friend and I feel so grateful to have him as our trainer. This was my first puppy, and boy oh boy was I overwhelmed, and not prepared. Tommy has been such a gift, he really understands dogs and their behaviors, and has really helped me to better understand my baby Golden Retriever, Sadie. We did privates and group classes with Tommy and he has always been there for me via tex with basic questions or the occasional meltdown. His observations on how you're interacting with your puppy is really helpful, as it's important for you to understand how to work with your puppy since Tommy can't be everywhere 24/7, lol. I highly recommend working with Tommy to help train your puppy or dog - you'll be glad you did!

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Thank you!! Very smart and cool dogs! You’ll do just fine!

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Helped our dog tremendously in one session, and helped us! 10/10 book him. You won't regret it.

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Ask the Community - iSpeakDog!

Hi Tommy, My 3 year old standard poodle pulls on the leash and his prey drive makes walks anywhere there are squirrels, rabbits, deer...a struggle/unsafe. Can we change this to a pleasant loose leash experience?…

Yes we can! He's hunting without your permission!! Hahaha Text me 949-343-0000

Hello Tommy? We need help! We have a foster a husky that has some issues. He is scared of people and he and our dogs are not getting along. We have them separated and need…

Hi Csilla! Just head on over to DogTrainerOC.com and click on "Services" and then "Scheduling" It will guide you through the process! You can get an appointment as early as Monday as I do not book anyone ahead of the current week.

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Crown Valley Park - Flyover at the park July 4th, 2025

Crown Valley Park

(59 reviews)

We came to this park specifically for the splash pad. It's open from Memorial Day to Labor Day…read more It's a long park. Just keep driving on till you see the signs for the playground and splash pad. The splash pad has smaller splashers on one end good for younger kids and bigger slashers more in the middle and the other end. I was worried about my toddler going under the buckets because the water comes down with pretty heavy force. My kid accidentally went under it and he shockingly didn't get splatted down. It's convenient that the playground is right next to the splash pad. The kids had a great time and my son has asked to come back already. We didn't have issues with parking mid week but I can imagine it may be tight on the weekend.

Crown Valley Park has evolved over the past 30 years. What was once a simple building with a basic…read moregym has transformed into the modern age with updates that were needed. The summers are filled with summer concerts that allow families to come together and the community to enjoy music, foods from foos trucks. Fall welcomes the halloween haunts where kids make memories that last a life time. I really love hidden spots in the botanical gardens for flower lovers like me can go and just enjoy mother nature. The added butterfly garden and its butterfly chairs make it more special. The soccer fields are filled with kids and adults playing sports. The community center adds that final touch with rooms that can be rented for special events, meetings, and downstairs is access to the heated pool. 5/5 I have attended a few private events at the community center and its a great addition to the area.

Pooch Park - June 2021

Pooch Park

(52 reviews)

Here's my thoughts... Earlier pictures show grass.. lots of grass which is nice especially if your…read moredog is used to it. The bad thing is.. owners are 50/50.. 50% actually watch their dogs and clean up after, while the other 50% are on cell phones, or hitting on the other owners( or forming a circle to catch up on the rumors) and do not pick up after their dogs take a crap. So the grass gets covered in poop. To those individuals " thank you" for being inconsiderate. I know, some rules don't apply to you. The wood chips are nice and inexpensive, but are worse for dogs as owners do the push loose chips over the poop in hopes no one saw. This park needs to hire undercover employees/ officers to arrive at peak times with ticket book in hand. News flash LAZY OWNERS, pick up after your dog..!!! This park needs Breed RESTRICTIONS. Aggressive dogs need not be allowed. Sure my neighbors pit bull is friendly today, but at anytime that can change., or if your large dog is hyper and likes to be alpha, be considerate and watch your dog. Some owners don't want to keep pushing your dog off their dog the whole time., dog bullying does exist. I will apologize now, that if your dog keeps playing with my dog and my dog isn't having it or your dog mounts my dog, your dog might not like the result of me separating him/her from my dog, and if you finally speak up after the 5th time, you might not like what I have to say to you.. Other than that, it's a 3 star spot.. as it's gone down hill from 4 stars 8 months ago.. 5 stars would be if attached to a lake or water access as my lab loves the water

Amazing people here. Huge space, well maintained. Areas to sit under shade. Poop bags and lots of…read moretrash cans. Easy to access! Our pup LOVES the Pooch Park! One bad experience. Someone brought their 4 month old puppy, and it was playing with our 10 month old pup. Her dog lost a tooth and she flipped out. All I can say is if it's your dog's first time interacting with other dogs, start them in the small dog areas. Or if you're going to make a big deal about your puppy losing its' tooth, don't bring them to the dog park... I'm pretty sure they can't start interacting with dogs until 6 months due to not being fully vaccinated anyways.

Canyon View Park

Canyon View Park

(27 reviews)

This is my entry way to hiking on the Wood Canyon Trail which runs south. have not used any…read moreamenities offered here at this park. I do appreciate free street parking. A past memory I have was getting to play with a dog whose owner we playing catch with on the grass here.

Love strolling through Canyon View Park but only on weekdays…read more Parking here is nonexistent. You have to parallel park in specific areas and specific side of the street only. It's in the middle of a residential neighborhood and it will be hard to park during the weekends. It's an otherwise peaceful area to walk around in unless you have the unfortunate encounters with unleashed dogs, shrieking children due to the two playgrounds, or inconsiderate people talking extremely loudly on their smartphones. Sometimes you will encounter all 3 and by then, the walk with my dogs are ruined. My one dog is extremely shy and timid so I frequently have to carry her back to the car with another pulling beagle in tow. No fun at all. The poop bag stations are inconsistently filled and the park has dog droppings hidden in any areas of the grass or sidewalk. So if your dogs tend to eat stuff off the ground, WATCH OUT! Mine tried to roll in it and I so didn't appreciate it. The park also leads to several different trails that allows dogs for some of the paths. It will be an extremely steep hill to climb up and down if you access it from the Canyon View Park side. Not for the faint of heart and be aware it has little to no shade. Bring water, and don't attempt to climb if you have sandals on. It will get your feet dusty and good pair of NB or Hokas would really help. In all, I think it's a decent park to go to, but not my first choice due to noise, dog droppings, and ease of access. Avoid on weekends unless you like crowds.

iSpeakDog! - pet_training - Updated October 2026

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