We adopted a Pit Bull Terrier and needed some help acclimating to our house and with her older…read moresisier a Poodle Mix. Both dogs took to the training that Ray was offering. And we did the homework. The homework was well worth it. Everything that he taught us to do helped our dogs get better at listening and behaving with one another. I still refer to the notes I took during our first meetings to help these doggies be the best that they can be.

100% satisfied with Tail of Success! We have Jazz a Boxer running a muck at home. I spoke with Ray…read moreabout training and he referred me to his Bakersfield trainer Jay Garber. I was specific of all the areas of concerns with Jay during the evaluation. He recommended four sessions for Jazz. At first I thought no way will this Boxer be corrected with four sessions. To my surprise I quickly learned otherwise. First session Jay addressed the running out the front door when opened. Jazz immediately obeyed Jay and myself. So impressive! Second session we needed Jazz to sit on his bed during breakfast & dinner. While his owner in a wheelchair enjoys his meals. Jay accomplished that in half the session. Third session was walking. Being able to keep Jazz on my side and from growling at other people or dogs. In one session Jay empowered me to lead Jazz. A big task for some of us women who struggle with being pack leaders. Jazz and I have been enjoying some lovely walks. Thank you Jay!!! Fourth session was calling Jazz in from backyard. Jazz did well with Jay. That is something I am sure I will master shortly! If not, I now have a dog expert to reach out to for help. Jazz was so excited to see Jay on a weekly basis. Jay was so loving and it made me realized I was not loving with Jazz. He is not my dog but my clients. However, I have started to love on him. This way he feels he belongs to someone and that he is loved. This poor dog came from the shelter during COVID. I have no idea what life he had before. However, now Jazz is living his best life ever thanks to Tails of Success. I have always felt professional dog trainer have. value. This recent situation has re-enforced their value based on their experience, quick results, and in home training. I highly recommend this experts. Side note: make sure you do your homework daily to reinforce all Jay's teaches your pet. This way you too will be a happy client with a happy pet.

We put Racker in a board and train with Kassandra over a year ago after he became reactive. I call…read moreher the German shepherd whisper as he came back a calm confident dog. We kept up with training honestly not every day. This weekend I was hiking alone with Racker in the hills above LA. I tripped and fell down a mountain breaking 3 bones. I was unable to climb up the rocks to make it out and had to be rescued by fire fighters and paramedics. They had to hike in and carry me out. All I could think of is how horrible it was going to be because Racker would become reactive and act aggressive in the situation. Instead because of his training he stayed in down the whole time. He barked once when they stabilized my leg and I screamed. After they picked me up he calmly let someone lead him out with me. If you are on the fence about training do it! You never know when an emergency will happen. The guys all praised how well behaved Racker was. I cannot thank Nick and Kassie enough. You really changed our life

Before contacting Nick at Elevated Canine I thought my stubborn Schnauzer would never go outside…read moreagain because he was so reactive towards people and other dogs. Neptune and I went through the Standard Package training and it has been an amazing experience. My only regret is that I didn't start the training sooner. I feel like I have a new confident dog. I take him for walks every day, he's crate trained and he can hang out in the front yard without running away. Nick and Kassandra are great trainers, very well organized and extremely knowledgeable. The studio is always clean and a very comfortable place to bring you dog. I recently got a new puppy and have been able to apply what I learned to him and he is doing great as well. Training is such a great investment into your dog and makes a world of a difference. I recommend Nick and Kassandra at Elevated Canine to everyone with a dog.

Unfortunately I can't leave an honest review. I called the number listed above and the message…read moresaid "the subscriber was not in service". With all the positive reviews I was looking forward to her training methods.

Sherry Davis has made an enormous difference with two of my dogs, both complete opposite…read morepersonalities and histories. I couldn't have done it without her. The first is an alpha pure-bred standard poodle, who has always had a charmed life and her own way. The pup ran us around until Sherry taught me how to be a calm, confident, and firm poodle-mom. Together, we've done amazing work with obedience lessons and going through the steps to become licensed as a Certified Therapy Dog. Sherry has been indispensable for coaching us from bratty puppy to a dignified therapy dog who can be trusted in any hospital or office. Her cafe manners are on point, too! The second dog is a pit/lab mix who we found abandoned at a park. She is strong, but terrified of everything. Sherry has helped my older dad be able to manage this dog, and walk her in the neighborhood without him being knocked over by her strength and fear. Sherry saw the potential in this rescue and has helped us cultivate her good qualities and overcome her bad ones. I highly recommend Sherry for obedience lessons. She works magic in both private and group sessions. The key is just to stick to it and complete the sessions. You'll be impressed how fast your dog becomes likable and well-behaved in public places with Sherry's coaching. She also specializes in helping the elderly manage their dogs so that they aren't unintentionally dangerous to them (getting underfoot, jumping up, pulling them over with a leash, racing for the door, etc.). I'm so glad she's been here to help my family and my pups.

This was my Cane Corso's first experience with any type of professional training, and I'm really…read morehappy with the results. She stayed with them for boarding and obedience training, and the whole experience was great. Everyone was friendly, professional, and easy to work with, and the communication throughout the process was good. When I brought her home, I could definitely notice an improvement in her obedience and behavior. I'm very happy with the progress she made and would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for a good dog trainer.

Jesse has an incredible training program, in fact he has even worked alongside the legendary dog…read morewhispered, Caesar Milan. Over the summer I met with Jesse and Miguel who worked their magic and transformed my pup from a jumper and biter to a calm companion who now understands the importance of following my lead. The most shocking lesson was that I paid good money to train my pup but it turned out I needed to be trained as well. Jesse talked to me about all the tough stuff I didn't want to hear, but they showed me how to be a real leader. I will definitely be booking my next session to take things to the next level and get my pup to walk next to me without a leash. If you're ready for a change and are willing to do the work I highly recommend Off Leash L9 Training you and your pup will build an amazing bond.

Amazing amazing amazing!!! I highly recommend! Our dog did amazing the tools we learned will be for…read morea lifetime. I'm so proud of how far our dog came in the 3 sessions. The owner is such a nice women very welcome and she is knowledgeable and knows how to train humans as well as dogs.

Great instruction with informative and fascinating philosophy. My dogs were okay at walking and…read morelistening, but with Julie's teachings and techniques my dogs Mo and Dayzee are on there way to being amazingly well behaved dogs. If you want to take your dog leadership skills to the next level i highly recommend the 3 day course. Totally an investment and worth every penny.

We have boarded our dogs with Anderson Acres a couple times now and have so appreciated the warm,…read morefriendly, and safe care they have given our dogs. Our dogs can be a challenge but they put our minds at ease. I would give 10 stars if possible.

Anderson Acres has friendly service that gives great attention to the dogs that come visit. They…read moretake them out for walks, they let the friendlier dogs interact with each other and the most important fact that's hard to find in Bakersfield is that they don't keep the dogs locked up in a crate all day. They even work with your dog while you're away whether it be socializing, housebreaking, etc. My 7 month old always comes home happy and calm. Rather than if he were locked up he'd be hyper and all over the place.

If you have a big dog that isn't quite cooperative with strangers then don't send your dog here. I…read moreused this guy twice and the first time I took my dog she went in the kennel with zero problems. Three second time I brought her, she did not want to go in at all and then tried top attack him somewhat. Clearly something happened the last time because I've NEVER seen this behavior from my dog. He tried to side explain why he had to get aggressive with my dog. Basically saying he abused my dog and if she could talk I could only imagine what she'd say. All I'm saying is beware and this was my experience.

I boarded my blue pit at this kennel only to have Peter refuse to give her back when I came to pick…read moreher up. He is a dog thief. Do not trust him with your pet. Heartbroken... Not to mention he says it is an inside kennel but there is no flap over the "dog door " and rain just comes right in. Cold wet concrete floors...

These guys were amazing to work with. I can't say enough good things about them. Traveling through…read morethe area it's very difficult to get things set up when you have a 200 pound dog. But they were unfazed, kept our dogs for an evaluation and then kept them overnight and you could tell the dogs didn't want to leave. Tex and Freya highly recommend Mountain Dog Club!

We've used MDC frequently for daycare and boarding. They took good care of our late baby boy Kona…read more He always was happy when we picked him up. Clearly he had fun during his stay's. While Kona was sick, the staff gave him extra attention and followed our detailed instructions. Thank you for your services in his last months of life. Here are some pictures they shared during his last visits to MDC.

We adopted our dog Tala after she was fostered and trained by Brent at Ace Dog Training, and we…read moretruly cannot express how grateful we are for the incredible transformation he made possible. When Brent found Tala, she was in a heartbreaking situation--essentially feral and abandoned by the side of a highway, just days away from being euthanized. Thanks to Brent's dedication and expertise, she not only got a second chance at life, but she became the most well-behaved and gentle dog we've ever met. Tala is a Husky-Samoyed mix, and from the moment we brought her home, it was clear she had been given an amazing foundation. She walks like a dream--both on and off leash--has zero reactivity, and greets every person and animal she encounters with calm friendliness. She's completely potty and crate trained, follows commands effortlessly, and doesn't jump or vocalize unnecessarily. She's also wonderfully affectionate and incredibly food motivated, which makes bonding with her a joy. What amazes us most is how Brent managed to shape her behavior so thoughtfully without dulling her spirit. Tala still has all the bright, clever, loving traits that make her such a unique and special companion. She's seamlessly become part of our family, and we truly can't imagine life without her. Brent is nothing short of a miracle worker, and we wholeheartedly recommend Ace Dog Training to anyone looking to adopt or train a dog with kindness, skill, and heart. Thank you, Brent, for giving Tala--and us--such a beautiful new beginning.

This is long over-due but I wanted to write review anyway. Two years ago Brent trained my English…read morebulldog because he was refusing to walk on a leash, jumping, whining for food at the dinner table, and not returning on recall. He was not my dog originally and I was having a hard time managing him. It was so hard to leave him but, such a good decision. It made a huge difference in my relationship with him. I received daily pictures and a video of his training. He was responsive when I texted for updates. After three weeks, I picked him up. Brent showed me how to work with him. I have been consistent with the training and two years later, he is still easy to work with and I bring him everywhere with me. This was such a great experience. Thank you again!

My grand fur babies have been getting dolled up by these wizards for years. They always do a great…read morejob!

I had had mostly good experiences here. Sure, they would take longer than promised to finish the…read moregrooming, often after their closing time. And it's impossible to reach them by phone (besides leaving a message and getting a call back in a few days... which isn't reasuring when I'm calling to check how much longer the grooming will take). But they usually did what I requested, and I was happy with the result. But the last time I brought in my dog, my dog was very badly injured when I picked her up. They hurt her leg somehow - I'm going to guess they forcefully held her paw for nail cutting, instead of acknowledging her protests. (She's a vocal breed, so unfortunately some groomers are inclined to ignore her vocal cues.) My dog couldn't stop whimpering in pain for 2 months. Even in her sleep, she would wake up whimpering from the pain (for about a month). I took her to the vet right away, thinking maybe her leg was broken. The vet said nothing was broken or dislocated, thankfully. But her whimpering in pain broke my heart. What also bothers me is that when I dropped her off, I told the person she has sensitivity in her front paws so to please be gentle. Obviously that was ignored. One factor (I have to assume) is that the person I dropped my dog off with is not the same person who was there when I picked up my dog. So I wonder if what I said even got communicated to whoever was grooming her or cutting her nails. I called Wizard of Paws, and they denied knowing what I was talking about (that my dog had been injured, was whimpering in pain, etc) - said they had no idea how it may have happened, and that it surely wasn't because of them. Overall, it was mostly fine getting my dog groomed here... until it wasn't.