I have taken three of my dogs to Patience Inspired Dog Training. One of my dog's did intermediate, advanced, and an agility class. My middle dog did intermediate and a doggy mind games class. It's a mix of agility, tricks, and go find skills. My last pup completed intermediate, advanced, therapy dog, agility, and a trick class. The trainers have all been wonderful and my dogs got exposure to others and it helped me make sure we got their basic manners down. The obedience classes were great because it taught my pups to work with distractions from other animals. It also served as a great reminder to me that I have to let the dogs know that I am in charge. The agility class helped one of my dogs with her anxiety. It helped her to become more confident. I didn't take my middle dog for agility because she isn't able to sit straight so some of the obstacles would've be difficult for her. So I did a class that offered a little of each of the other fun classes they offer and she did a wonderful job navigating the tricks, the basic agility, and was able to find my hidden cell phone by the time class was done. My last pup is a people pup so I was able to take her all the way through to training to her to be tested for a therapy dog. She likes all people and I knew this would be a great thing for her. PIDT helped us get ready and my pup was able to pass her therapy dog test.
They offer so many great classes as well as offering private lessons. Having taken lessons at Petsmart prior to finding PIDT through research, there is no comparison. My dogs got so much more going here than what they were given at Petsmart.
If you are looking for some doggy manners, a way to keep your pup active, or to learn some new skills I highly recommend you give them a call. read more