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Out of This World Dog Training - Floki - from puppy to adulthood

Out of This World Dog Training

(54 reviews)

Clintonville

We adopted our dog from ASPCA recovery center and she had quite a few behavioral issues. She was…read morenippy, barking and jumping a lot which actually scared me since we have little kids. After working with Alex, we realized that her biggest issue was that she was "over-excited". Alex recommended her to be on anxiety medication which we found was VERY helpful and needed. He also explained to us how to monitor her levels of excitement by using commands and waiting for her to calm down before she became jumpy, nippy and barking. We also realized that we needed to use a muzzle when new people came in and around our 2 year old to make sure she's not nippy with them. All this and the commands gave us huge relief. We had 4 sessions with Alex and have had her for 3 months and we feel so much better. We definitely recommend Alex. He knows what he's doing and he's so kind with the dogs.

We cannot recommend OOTW dog training (Alex) enough! We adopted a ~1 year old from the shelter. We…read morewere not used to a large/powerful dog; especially one with a high prey drive and reactive behaviors. We were in over our heads and stressed out. In less than a month with Alex, we have learned so much, and have come such a long way. We learned multiple commands, walking on a head collar (simply because that was the safest choice for us). Most importantly in my opinion, we've learned how to keep our dog safe, others safe, and how to help her interact properly with other dogs and people. We still have a lot of work to do, but with Alex's guidance we are confident in our ability to be successful. Alex is INCREDIBLE with our dog, but more than that, he has helped us humans learn what to do, too. He's been so supportive of us! The group walks are an awesome option to further help us practice what we're learning and help socialize our dog. Alex has also been very accommodating with us and our needs. We highly, HIGHLY recommend Alex/OOTW Dog training. I truly don't know what we would've done without them! I included a picture of our dog working hard on interacting properly with guests; while also working on sitting politely while we eat

Civil Obedience Dog Training

Civil Obedience Dog Training

(1 review)

Clintonville

**First, I need to mention that Civil Obedience Dog Training teaches at two locations, one is in…read moreClintonville at the Beechwold Veterinary Hospital, the other is in Dublin. Depending on which class and time of year it is, they will teach at either location.** It wasn't too long ago that I decided to finally take the plunge and buy a puppy like I've been dying to do for a while now. It took one weekend to realize that I needed to do some basic training ASAP or I was going to have a mental breakdown. When he reached the appropriate age, I took him to puppy kindergarten at a local training club and learned some very basic training techniques. The problem though, was I felt the instructors didn't really seem as knowledgeable about training a dog as I had hoped. Also, their solutions to some of his annoying behaviors such as mouthing seemed detrimental and rough. When the pup graduated, I wanted to continue his training, but this time I wanted to try a more professional trainer and see how he reacted. This is where Civil Obedience training came into play. It was recommended to me by my vet and they teach using only a positive reinforcement approach to training, first utilizing "clickers" to help the dogs recognize they did something correctly. I could tell after our first class with Amy (the trainer) that she worked very well with my dog and he responded beautifully. She also gives off a very approachable but professional vibe and gladly answers email questions in between classes. As with most dog training classes, most of the time is dedicated to showing you, as an owner, how to conduct training at home, and this class is no different from those. The big differentiating factor, is that they keep the classes small (6-7 dogs), which allows Amy to spend time with each owner and their furry child. She normally demonstrates how to do something correctly, incorrectly, and then has everyone try it, while she walks around the room making sure everyone performs correctly and has time to ask questions. I liked the basic obedience class so much that I recently started the advanced obedience training to further my skills. There are a couple things I find disappointing with the basic obedience class, but not enough to knock my rating down to a 4: 1) Some of my dog's problem behaviors were not covered in the basic obedience class. Looking back, there really aren't that many skills covered, but I think it is because Amy spends a lot of time building a base to work from. The first couple weeks focus on sitting calmly, giving you their attention, and using healthy food/treats. I will say though, when training dogs, slow and steady tends to be much more effective. 2) There are a few occasions, especially when dealing with problem behaviors, that I feel like the "all positive" approach is too lenient. Just like when a human child gets out of line, an occasional spanking gets the message clear to them that they did something wrong. I'm certainly not advocating hitting your dog, but I feel a certain amount of firmness needs to be applied when appropriate. Overall though, most of the suggestions given to me have worked. Ok, I know this review is getting long, but one last thing. $$Price$$ If you browse their website, you'll see that it is one of the more expensive classes in Columbus, but I've learned that you get what you pay for when it comes to dog training classes.

Taking the Lead

Taking the Lead

(1 review)

Northwest

TL;DR: Joining Taking The Lead was the best decision we made for our dog. It's more like "school"…read morethan "training".. both you and your dog will learn a lot! Before TTL, Levi struggled with separation anxiety, avoided buildings, and wouldn't touch unfamiliar surfaces (like the scale at the vets office). He was sweet, social with both dogs and people, and knew basic commands, so we didn't think training was necessary. (spoiler alert: it was) At our first consultation, Levi was terrified--shaking, crying, and trying to escape. I realized I was unintentionally reinforcing his anxiety by trying to comfort him. We enrolled in the 9-week program, and it completely transformed him. Each week, Levi grew more confident. He now calmly gets his nails clipped, follows "place" commands anywhere (even at the park), and even sits at the door before I take him outside. He's still our smart & happy dog.. just more adventurous and confident! The staff is amazing. Anthoney, our lead trainer, was phenomenal! Levi adores him and so do we. His work with his own husky is seriously impressive.. you should ask him about it! Even after graduation, TTL keeps the momentum going with free alumni events every other weekend. We get to train in fun new places around Columbus and connect with other dog owners who want the best for their pets. Huge thanks to Lindsey, Anthoney, and the whole team.. you've helped Levi thrive!

From the owner: Is your dog's behavior causing frustration? If so, look no further than Taking the Lead, the…read morepremier option for dog training in Columbus, OH. Our comprehensive programs cater to all of your canine needs. Our day training model is perfect for general obedience and puppy training. For those dealing with more challenging issues, we offer specialized training for reactive and aggressive dogs. Our expert trainers use proven techniques to address these complex behaviors, creating a safer and more harmonious relationship between you and your pet. Contact us today to schedule an assessment and embark on your journey to a well-behaved, happy dog!

Beechwold Veterinary Hospital, A Thrive Pet Healthcare Partner

Beechwold Veterinary Hospital, A Thrive Pet Healthcare Partner

(66 reviews)

Clintonville

Dr Erik is the best French Bulldog vet around, won't go anywhere else. He's thorough, compassionate…read moreand just great with my frencjies

I cannot recommend emphatically enough this vet hospital, Dr. Erica Honerkamp, and her sweet cat…read moretech whose name I sadly can't remember at this time. We called last night near closing hours and were promptly appointed this morning. Upon checking in, we were promptly taken back to be seen. Dr. Honerkamp's assistant took a great history and handled my stranger-averse Trixie beautifully! Dr. Honerkamp immediately got to the root of my concern and worked smoothly with her assistant to thoroughly examine and evaluate Trixie with no trauma to her. They promptly took bloodwork and a urine sample and quickly came back with a provisional diagnosis. We were reappointed for tomorrow for follow-up once the bloodwork has returned, but Dr. H spent extra time educating me today in case she is unavailable tomorrow. Dr. Honerkamp and her assistant are both incredibly competent and personable--with both Trixie and her human! I am so happy and reassured that they are in charge of her care. Also, the facilities are absolutely beautiful and incredibly clean. I loved that they utilize a local company for the soap in their restrooms as well. I couldn't be happier with my experience and will recommend Dr. Honerkamp to anyone who needs a veterinarian. Thank you, Dr. H and tech, for making a scary experience incredibly pleasant.

Petco - pet_training - Updated May 2026

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