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    Pawsitive Performance Obedience & Behavior Training

    3.0 (2 reviews)

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    Private dog training

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    2 years ago

    Owner is very negative and personally insulting. Not good vibe at all. No wonder only one other review.

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    Not sure of what to think of this place... My husband and I…read morewent today to interact with different dog breeds. We left heartbroken and a little confused. The dogs were so cute. So loving, but when we asked if the dogs get walked...nope. Dogs are not let out of their cages unless someone requests to see them or their cage is getting cleaned. The employee seemed very knowledgeable and friendly, but then referred to the dogs as "product" when we asked about how long the dogs stay. She told us that they "get new product once a week, depending on if they are from Indiana or Michigan." I just don't know what to think. Many people walked out buying dogs in the hour we were there, which is awesome! But...not sure. When we were done visiting with one puppy, no employees were out to attend to us. We could have easily walked out with the dog. Puppy mill? I don't know. One dog didn't even want us touching her, she hid in the corner of the stall and growled when we tried to play with her. So sad :/

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