Wow! This place is amazing. We had a loose leash class with instructor Maddy today. She was very…read moreaccommodating, professional, and nonjudgmental. There was a lot to learn but she presented it in a way that was not intimidating. The entire staff made us feel welcome. I couldn't believe everything that was included in the $35 one time/drop in class, how clean the facility was, and how much fun our dog had. A great place to learn!

I found this place to be a complete waste of time. I was told there would be a introductory class…read moreonly to arrive being the only one there. As a further waste of my time, I was given one price for training only to be upsold once I was in person. It's great they have these favorable reviews but my experience was completely negative. It's probably worth noting these reviews seem to be rather dated. Perhaps the management changed or ownership changed. The staff needs to take more copious notes when initially speaking with potential clients. In my experience if the manager had a modicum of common sense she would have offered a discount on a class for the inconvenience they caused.

Matt Trained my first Saint Bernard 3 years ago I can not say enough about the vast improvement it…read moremade in our dog she's obedient walks great without tugging or pulling ...Completely made owning 120 pound dog so much sweeter that we actually got another one lol Of course I call At Whits End again Matt and his team worked wonders on our Baby .. At Whits End they are always available to help quick to respond resolve issues and correct unwanted behaviors I would and will highly recommend to anyone

Wanted to Thank Matt W. For the professionalism he's gave me and my Pup. Love he's services and the…read moreextra mile he shows my pup and I on things anything from training or working the scheduling around for us :) Thank you Matt - Seandell

What a great place. Lucy and Truman loved their visit there and are looking forward to a staycation…read morewith you! The place is ridiculously clean. The staff is SO friendly. And it even smells great the second you walk in the door.

Been taking my cavapoo to Canine to Five for grooming for a year. I never had any issues until this…read morepast Tuesday. The groomer Lauren said he was matted on his ears and neck so he needed to be short. My son picked up our dog because I was at work. When I arrived home and saw my dog I was FURIOUS! He was hairless to the point you can see his bones. I paid $122 which includes de-matting but he has no hair so what was departed? Literally shaved him bald. I never received a call asking for permission to cut off all his hair. My dog doesn't even look like himself. Every time I look at him I want to cry because I'm so angry. I called to cancel his future appointment and i was asked what happened and did I want to go to another location. No THANK YOU! Will no longer be utilizing their daycare or boarder services either because I don't trust them with my fur child.

Absolutely the BEST dog training!! I have been attending for all of my dogs for the past 25 years…read more Great trainers and assistants. Can't give enough positive reviews!

This training facility is great- for beginners. If you are already in competitions, come here if…read moreyou want to only work on basic skills (which I did advanced beginner). They do not run the games. The trainers I had have not participated in CPE events, which is one of the more common agility trials in Michigan. Also, the behavior of one dog and how the owner handled that dog made me not want to return. I got to the point at one class I almost excused myself and my dog due to the treatment of the owner. As it is not the facility's fault or responsibility to control the dog, they should have excuses him and had him join another class such as an obedience class. To have him continue to come each week when the dog is over-active, disobedient, and the owner has to force the dog to the floor is unacceptable. The dog was screamed at, grabbed, and forced down to the ground. We al discipline our dogs differently, but this made me very uncomfortable. They were very nice trainers, but for me, I choose to go elsewhere.

Danny is amazing. His calm assertive leadership shows up as soon as he takes the leash from an…read moreowner with a crazy dog. The dog recognizes this and calms right down and listens to Danny. Danny teaches the owner instead of teaching the dog. I have used Danny's technique with all my dogs and I am the leader of my pack of 5 dogs.

Danny Davis has worked with us and our dogs several times over multiple years and the results have…read morealways been even greater than our expectations. He is so in-tune with the dogs and knows just what they need. Especially with our husky/german shepard. Before going to Danny's class with him, Buddy used to walk us (pull, fight, etc.) and not listen (a lot!). After the training and implementing Danny's teachings Buddy listened so much better and walked so well, right at our heels or side and did not get distracted by other 'traffic', scents, or noises. In fact, on the "pack walks" Buddy was used to walk near more difficult walkers to be a calm example for them. We were so grateful for these huge improvements and so proud of our baby. Buddy became so much calmer and more content when hanging in the house too, after these lessons. We highly recommend K-9 Behavior Rehabilitation for anyone who wants a better life with, and for, their dog(s).

Katerina is truly the best. We were having issues with our 3yr old Havenese jumping and peeing…read morewhen people would visit. When I first contacted Katerina I was a little worried about her accent, but as soon as she entered my home, I realized there were no communication problems. My dog Snickers responded to her beautifully!! In no time at all she taught him how to behave properly when guests arrive. We couldn't be happier!

Some people know people. But it takes an even deeper talent to know dogs. And Katerina knows dogs…read more She also knows how to help people who need help with their dogs. She is a true miracle worker (at least in the realm of turning a wild beast into a gentle spirit). If you have a dog that requires training, look no further.

It's been over 25 years since I brought my Rottweiler here, followed up with a golden retriever Dan…read morewas wonderful teaching the pet parents how to train their dogs. We have no dogs now but if we get one in the future we will be back.

DAN MORRIS IS AN EXCEPTIONAL DOG TRAINER!!…read more We have a 13 month doberman who had an obedience training at 5 months using treats but we were still not pleased with the training. So, we took him to Dan and he has been the best thing to happen to our dobbie. We absolutely love the training he has equipped us to train the dog with no treats or frills. Dan knows dog's psychology so well, he occurs to me as if he's a dog whisperer. He will give you feedback and corrections specific to your dog's behavior along with general commands and training useful to everyone and everyday. Our dog has definite set patterns and can be very stubborn. But as it goes theres no bad dog and only bad training. So, one has to be diligent enough to apply the learnings from the class everyday for the rest of the life of the dog. Been almost 4 weeks and my dogs has started responding exceptionally well. When we took our dobbie for the first time to Dan, I was in awe. It was as if magically Enzo was following everything Dan was asking him to. But here's thing, Dan makes the training look so easy but it's as much a training for you as for the dog. There's so many techniques to learn and apply. Dan has tons of wisdom to share and I absolutely adore Dan's humor. I so regret not getting him sooner to Dan. Nevertheless, it's never too late for anything, certainly not for training your dog right. Even post the classes, Dan is considerate enough to entertain any questions or concerns over the calls as we leave Michigan. Enzo with Dan Moris in the pictures here!

Only been to two out of four classes, but I can't even tell you the difference. It was like a…read moreswitch went off. I would highly recommend this business!

Today was my doghter, Anita (5yo Pit), and I's first one on one training session with Michelle and…read moreI can attest to the fact Michelle is a one in a million trainer AND person. From the week's prior conversation she proved to be incredibly present, knowledgeable, patient, kind, genuinely interested, concerned and compassionate. Michelle is direct and absolutely delightful while being so. She comes equipped with decades of study, dog ownership, experience, insight and tools. She is diligent and an amazing listener, does not price gouge and offers a variety of classes that both inspire and suit you and your pooch! She makes herself available and equips you with what you need both in support and material. I've been searching and hadn't yet found the proper fit and am relieved to say we now have! Thank you endlessly, Michelle! My words are falling short.

Sit Means Sit was originally recommended to me by a good friend (who has an amazingly well trained…read moredog herself) so my husband and I started off with the free in home assessment and met David. David went through the Sit Means Sit general methodology, the basics of the e-collar and gave us a demonstration with his very well trained working dog, Jet. My husband and I have been struggling with very specific behavior issues with our Border Collie for years and we were very impressed with Jet so we took the plunge! Our package includes 6 total in-home visits and a year of weekly group classes. Kevin was assigned as our in-home trainer. We used the first three in-home visits up on consecutive weekly visits where Kevin taught us the basics (how to use the e-collar and heel), we were given homework to do every week and on visit #3, our Border Collie was approved to begin attending weekly group classes! This location of Sit Means Sit staffs at least a half dozen trainers and every single one of them knows their way around a canine! I am pretty sure I have been in a class with all of the trainers and they are professional, patient and very good at what they do. Each week we go to one training class and do a different activity (I haven't had a repeat of an activity yet). The classes are great for re-enforcing skills you already know, learning new skills and getting help from the trainers if you are struggling. Two items I would like to note: First, the classes are usually very well attended (Really good trainers!) but a bit cramped. On average there are 15-25 dogs per class but can swell to 30 or more dogs depending on the week. I would like to see them split very large classes into two groups (weather permitting) or offering a couple more group class times during the week. My second concern is the lack of muzzles and yellow bandana (dogs that need space) on aggressive dogs. My Border Collie comes to every class with both a yellow bandana and a muzzle out of courtesy and safety for everyone. From what I can tell, the muzzle/ bandana policy is on the honor system and not required for all aggressive dogs. There are usually one or two snips and snarls during each group class but at times it can get ridiculous with the same aggressive dog going after multiple other dogs in the same class without consequence. I am NOT a professional dog trainer, I know the staff does their best to supervise the classes and maybe these instances are not as serious as I think they are but I think it is definitely worth noting for the (probably) novice reading this review. Overall, I definitely recommend Sit Means Sit. My 6-year-old Border Collie has a lot of energy and anxiety that would regularly lead to very stressful interactions with strangers, friends and family. I first started with Sit Means Sit in March 2019 and I can tell you, after only three short months, I have seen amazing positive results. From the basics of sit, down and heel to the more frustrating stranger danger, territorial behavior and general aggressiveness, Sit Means Sit has you 100% covered.

I got my dog trained here a long time ago cause I wanted him to get comfortable with being inside…read moreof the cage I spent over $2500 letting him go for multiple times and I have seen zero results and every time he even hears a cage rattle he starts running away, so I have no idea what happened while I was gone, but he is deathly terrified of any cage now. They encouraged me to just use a shock/vibrating collar if he was barking too much while in the cage.

This review is long overdue, because I love Detroit Walk a City so much! They have been walking my…read moredog for about 6 months now and I am so thankful for them. When we first started out, Teusdae, the owner, came to meet my dog and did a few walks with him one-on-one to assess his walking style, behavior, etc. He was then able to transition to buddy walks with Jill and other local dogs. Dobby LOVES Jill and gets so excited every time he sees her. Now he sometimes also does field trip walks where he gets to explore Belle Isle with a group of dogs Detroit Walk City will meet all your walking and pet sitting needs with flexible, reliable, and affordable services. But they go above and beyond that too - the staff are all wonderful and take awesome photos of the dogs on each walk. (See attached) They also have an app that tracks the walking route and if your dog went to the bathroom. Another great benefit is that walking with other dogs has really improved Dobby's behavior. He has been able to learn from other dogs he walks with and has gone from dragging me down the street to loose-leash walking next to me. If you are looking for a dog walker I HIGHLY recommend Detroit Walk City!

Omggg Teusdae is a true dog whisperer! Oh and also practically a professional pet photographer. We…read morefirst met her a few years ago and our dog immediately loved her which is not the case for basically...everyone. She sent detailed updates and seriously amazing photos, and I'd recommend her to any and everyone!