In 2019 Patriot Dog Training trained my Presa Canario, KAIRO. He spent 8 weeks with Bennie and the…read moregang and returned home with manners and exceptional obedience. He was so obedient and happy that my Cane Corso puppy, ROMAN is now training with them. They kept me up to date, sent pictures and was always available for my questions. Can't wait until ROMAN returns home so I can see what he's got!

Wow!! I took my high energy Doberman puppy to Patriot Dog training for the board and train program…read more I dropped off a naughty boy and picked up a puppy that was more behaved. They also gave me the tools to work with him and continue the training he had received. Afterwards, I signed him up for a refresher when I went on vacation and saw even more growth.

Nicole is great and very reasonable! Nicole is very knowledgeable and patient with the dog, 9…read moremonths old Huskey

On a visit to San Antonio, a friend recommended Nicole to help with issues I had with my…read more18-month-old German Shepherd. Although I live in CA, I was able to connect with Nicole, and we agreed to 3 Zoom sessions to work on the issues ( wait at open doors, pulling on leash when walking, and leave it). Nicole was great to work with, very knowledgeable, and gave easy-to-follow directions. Our sessions went extremely well. With consistency, my dog's behavior has improved tremendously. Thanks so much, Nicole!!!

TLDR: After nearly 4 years of boarding, and substantial investment in their board and train…read moreprograms, was told my dog was no longer welcome because the new staff are terrified of my dog and not capable of handling him. 2 stars because if your dog is typical you'll probably have no problems, but if your dog is complex, look elsewhere. After every pickup I would ask how things went, and the feedback was always positive. I can only speculate as the explanations I've been given have been vague and contradictory at best. The issue seems to be that over the past year they have now hired very inexperienced staff that is afraid of large reactive dogs. Whether they are unwilling or unable to work through staff turnover--I've noticed on pickup a lot of the new staff now seems to be barely out of high school if that--and I wonder if anyone would consider them professional dog trainers, much less able to handle giant breeds that are reactive. They raised my price substantially without proactively telling me, from 82 per night, to 100 per day. I was initially told this was a general change in policy, because he occupies a training spot--which I already knew he occupies a training spot, because that's what I was paying for--the 4grand up front and 82 per night over the past nearly 4 years. The person who told me this was also a new person, so I asked again the next employee I interacted with, I believe was Austin who told me it was just because there were only certain employees that could handle him--not sure why that would cause a price increase but maybe it means they couldn't pay the new minimum wage high schoolers they've hired. Finally I ask upon pick up why the increase and was told it was because he damages things while he is there and that every time he stays they have to replace something. Again, news to me, aside from being told last year of a cord he chewed threw, I was never told he was so destructive--I have ZERO destruction issues at my house. I don't think I have ever spoken with the owner Lisa before, did not even know who she was. But after getting home from my last pickup, having just been told again for the x number of times how there were no issues with his stay--never insinuating that he was somehow in his way to being banned--I was informed via text at 8pm at night that we are no longer welcome for boarding. Whether this is a change in business model, or in hindsight a pattern of miscommunication (I say miscommunication but NO communication would likely be more appropriate) the owner decided my dog is not worth the headache. Ultimately in texts I was told they can't safely board him--odd after almost 4 years. I was also told the new staff members were unwilling to even show up for work if my dog was there. But then told it was because having me pay more money wasn't enough for repairs and overtime. I'd say that is probably nearer the truth, that the owner would rather make more money by using their limited spots on a dog that can be boarded by staff members who happen to be afraid of dogs.

We love Sit Means Sit. They've helped us manage our very active and high energy puppy to the extent…read morewe were able to successfully have our boy Jess join us at a public event in Seguin. Jess gets excited every time we get in the car to head to group class, a good reminder for us to work on issues before they get too big and good enrichment for Jess.

I came to Karma Dog Training very uncomfortable with how my young Rottweiler was reacting to…read moredifferent situations. He was eager to learn and loved the trainers. These girls gave me great tools and confidence while training Groot. I am so thankful they didn't label him aggressive either, just unsure of things. Thanks to them I feel comfortable taking him out on walks or even just into pet smart to grab a treat with confidence that we can handle any situation.

Kaitlan Rester is wonderful with our littermate puppies, Reggie and Lambeau. She was the first…read moreperson they met, outside of our vet, when they were only 5 months old. Ever since, they truly love seeing her! We have worked with Kaitlin in two private lessons and enrolled in the puppy kindergarten class for them both with her and Hannah Barrera (they love Hannah too). In the private sessions with Kaitlan, she has helped us work with both dogs on basic commands, long leash training, and behavior issues. (they're still learning manners!) Here's the thing...litter-mates are hard and a LOT of work...more than anything I've ever done. There are days I literally feel like I just want to collapse from exhaustion. It is a job in and of itself. The upside? If you want to lose 10 lbs. ....get litter-mate puppies. :) I do love them, though. In all seriousness, litter-mates are a whole other ballgame that I wouldn't recommend to anyone because it's so much work and there can be a lot of issues. It's better to get one dog that's older. All that said, we're working DILIGENTLY to manage behavior and avoid serious issues and, of course, we love our dogs so much. It's absolutely critical that we provide the best training....which means we have a lot to learn ourselves! Maybe that's why we were drawn to rescuing them as litter-mates. We take training our super cute, litter-mate, exhausting puppies, sometimes gremlins, very seriously. Both Kaitlan and Hannah have a calm presence with our energetic dogs (and me) and got us through the first round of basic training in puppy kindergarten by using positive reinforcement techniques. Kaitlan has helped us in private training. If you're looking for puppy or dog training classes and/or private training, I highly recommend!

We have used Xoxo Doggy Daycare a few times now and Molly seems to really enjoy it! Cyndi's…read morecommunication is great! They have an outdoor area that even I want to play in!! I referred my mom to them and her pups have gotten so much better with socialization and greeting other dogs. They also seem to have a great time! I highly recommend them. Your dog will love it. sent from Xoxo Doggy Daycare

My fur babies had a fun safe and healthy environment with their stay at this wonderful doggy hotel…read moreand daycare. Many thanks to all the staff at this wonderful place! Thank you all from Bailey and Tito! Highly recommended!

Tangible results at a reasonable price. You will be glad you made this small investment, as the…read morereturn is awesome. Shanti definitely knows her business, and the training is not only for your best friend but for you also as you learn a lot in the process. Training is effective and fun, highly recommended!

Guys, I just can't say enough about Shanti! She may be a new business owner and I'm sure there are…read moreother trainers out there that have been in business longer than she's been alive, but her work ethic speaks for itself. She has never rescheduled or been late, and she has the fairest prices in San Antonio. Duke, my 60+ pound rescue LOVES her and more importantly he's a different dog since training with Shanti. Her training techniques are built on positive reinforcement versus punishment as evidenced by his whip of a tail wagging full force when he sees his trainer. Shanti still needs to work more on me, but pet parents are the hardest right ;) I am so happy to support a woman-owned business but also overly satisfied with the excellent service we've gotten so far! ---Duke's mom

Took my poodle there for two years...3 different grommers. The first one was great but she left…read moredue to a heart condition. The second one was fired or told to leave. Same difference but wasn't informed till day before my dogs appt. Third groomer was the owner. Paid the same price all that time $52. When I went to pick her up I was told prices had gone up and it was $70 now. Then when I questioned the significant increase I was asked "Do you get out in the World?" Ok. That was just a bit condescending. Then I was told how much her blades had gone up. That's funny my hairdresser hasn't gone up. I paid the $70 then realized when I got home that my SHAVED DOG had a huge laceration under her front leg. It took 3 weeks to heal AND I was not informed of it. Am I going back ...no. I should have stopped with the first groomer. I think somebody was trying to tell me something.

They always look out for the safety of the pet. If the animal has to be shaved down to avoid pain…read morethey will do it. DeDe has pulled some miracles on my Shitzu with grooming and not having to cut down. But when I failed to get them in on time and they get really matted, they will get cut down some. They put the pet first. Also they have identified medical issues multiple times. I give them credit with discovering cancer on two of my pets over the years. They care

My husband and I have a very energetic, often times stubborn, 2.5 year old lab. Our pup had basic…read morecommands like, sit and stay, but he did not walk on a leash well and did not have good manners. Since working with David, our dog's leash skills have improved tremendously! We have learned how to heel, greet people at the door appropriately, behave in a public setting and so much more. What I like most about David and that he also helped my husband and I break bad habits we had that attributed to our pups not so great behavior from before. Overall, if you're looking for a trainer, I highly recommend David!

David is amazing! I have a dog that I was starting to think would never be able to be trained. He…read moreis a year old Weimaraner that I adopted at 6 months who had been taught some horrible habits such as jumping up to five everyone hugs and eating food off of the counter and table. Every owners nightmare! After the first lesson I finally felt like I had control of my dog. He worked with my mom and myself primarily, but he even made the time to work one on one with my 7 year old and the dog to help her get over her fear of him and learn to show him she is in charge. After 3 lessons it is like he never had these bad habits at all! I highly recommend him to anyone who wants to see real results!

This place is amazing! I took my Yorkie puppy for his first grooming and he came out so adorable!!…read moreThe women was so sweet and gentle. My favorite part about this place is they get to socialize with other pups and I think this is great! Overall this was a awesome experience

After multiple texts and voicemails by Aaron, I'm honestly feeling a bit harassed. I understand the…read morepricing but it would've been helpful to have all this explained before taking my dog in. I get that it's a business, but poor communication isn't something I can overlook. I asked for my info to be removed since I won't be returning, yet I'm still getting texts, emails, and voicemails.