Love this company. I…read morerecently adopted a Dobe who is 13 months old and a handful. Wonderful breed, but full of energy when young. I just spent $3,000 on professional training with someone in San Francisco with hardly any result. I searched and found That's My Dog and within 1 week I had done more than I ever thought I could do. Their DVD's are full of information that gets results immediately. TMD website has great videos as well. YouTube channel has more extensive training. I was able to get my girl to be off-leash in a national dog park within 1 week with perfect recall. Obedience training is a snap, learning new tasks at the rate of 2 per week. Highly recommended!

From the owner: That's My Dog! specializes in canine pet service. Known for their outstanding customer service, the…read morecompany provides classes and programs that go above and beyond the typical dog training experience. That's My Dog! offers a variety of dog training services. Their fundamental focus includes Board and Train and Day School Training Programs. We also offer Private Lessons and Group Lessons. Additional services include Doggie Day Camp and Overnight Boarding, but these services are ONLY available to dogs that have already been through a That's My Dog! training program.

Jason and Carrie are wonderful to work with. Our Sir Paul learned so much and still continues to…read moredevelop. We were very impressed at their facilities and how well the dogs were trained. The Slattery's

Great place to have your dog trained! very clear and helpful instruction. Our dog loved her time…read morethere and came back different in a good way!

THE largest assortment of Tuffy's doggo toys I've ever seen on display. Many hard to find and…read moreunusually well- thought out dog (and a smaller cat selection) toys and pet coats, as well other pet-parent must haves (peiple t's and s"weatshiits). Love this store!

This was a cute little store for animal lovers. They had cute clothes to show love for your furry…read morefriend and well made food that seemed to be good quality. They had good inventory and customer service was very friendly when we went to check out. It seemed to be a little pricey, but what isn't pricey anymore. Overall, if you like animals it would be a fun store to check out and you may find something you like.

I had frequented Alisha's for dog food and grooming services, but had never used the boarding…read morefacility. I have an escape artist, headstrong, yet fearful rescue pup who thinks he's Houdini. Alisha spent countless hours making sure his special needs were met. I can't thank her enough. Fair prices, excellent service from all. Highly recommend!

We've been customers of Alisha's for many years. With our current dog, he goes to doggy day care…read moreone day a week and he absolutely loves it! He loves the staff and playing with the other dogs. He's excited to go and hates to leave play time. In addition, we've had a great experience when he needs to stay overnight. He's not used to the noises, but does well staying away from home. We also purchase treats, leashes, collars and more. Alisha's has a great selection and competitive pricing.

I took my two dogs here for a half-day of daycare so they could get acclimated before I leave them…read moreon an extended stay with boarding. My dogs seemed to really enjoy themselves and have been sleeping since we got home! The owner and staff are extremely friendly, understanding, and treat customers with the small town courtesy you would expect! The online registration process was the most smooth process I have ever used for boarding and being able to book daycare/boarding online is insanely simple and convenient. I am so grateful to have such an amazing facility so close and will be utilizing Bones & Belly Rubs a lot in the future

It is so wonderful that we know our dog is in the best of care when she stays with the folks at…read moreBones and Belly Rubs. Great facility and staff that gives your dog the love and attention that only true dog people can! They went the extra mile to welcome in our dog "Merci". I think she feels that it is going on a social dog Vacation when she stays with them. So thankful to have this business close to home. Matt A.

I have been training dogs for 20 years. I train everything from basic to service. I have a service…read moredog of my own (6 years old) for my own medical condition. For my own service dogs, I like utilizing other trainers as I believe it's in the dogs best interest to train around others (dogs as well as people). I took my old man to a trainer in Des Moines and wanted one closer to home for my newest trainee. She was rescued from an abusive breeder but has an amazing ability to forgive and drive to learn. She was about 3 months old when I brought her to the trainer. She already knew basics, but this trainer didn't want her trained the way I had been. That was fine. I'm not opposed to learning new training methods! However, there are things I COMPLETELY disagreed with when it comes to training service dogs. First, it was told to the group that it's better to allow people to pet your service dog rather than require they respect the space and roles of the service dog because "you will get sued". Another "training method" was having someone else's service dog come to you when called. This is a terrible method as the dog should be trained to only respond to the handler, not anyone in an environment who may call for it. None of the other dogs were kennel trained. Every single dog would bark or otherwise freak out in a kennel. Meanwhile, my 3 month old was calm and well behaved in her kennel. Not to mention, we were encouraged to take our not trained service dogs places only service dogs are allowed. This is against federal law as only trained service dogs are allowed in service dog only locations. To top everything off, prior to me attending, the owner/trainer had told others of my medical diagnosis which is not only against my privacy but also a huge violation when it comes to service trainer confidentiality. And final straw for me was when the owner/trainer asked to hold my puppy. Service dogs , even puppies training to be service dogs, should never be held as they are medical devices.

From the owner: Service Dog Trainer, Dog Training, Puppy and Dog Classes, Therapy Dog Training…read more Services: Andy's Love on a Leash, Dog Training, Free Evaluation, Puppy Club, Service Dog Training, Service Training for Disabilities, Therapy Dog Training Location Facts: When reaching out please provide the course you are looking for as well as the dog breed and age.

Angie helped my husband and I immensely working with the two of us and our dog on certain…read morebehavioral issues. We loved the approach that Angie took to foster our dog and us working and learning together, while ultimately teaching our dog to respect us as authority figures. His loose leash walking improved tremendously as well as his impulse control. We had specific targeted behavioral issues that Angie helped us work through with exposure to situations and the needed corrections to teach our dog. We highly recommend Angie for a personalized and dedicated experience.

We used Angie and Pack Leaders several years ago and I just saw this listed on Yelp. I, to this…read moreday, would recommend Angie. She gave us core skills we have continued to use in new adoptions since we worked with her. She knows her stuff and is great with dogs both shy and aggressive.

I'm so happy I made the decision to take my dog to Sit Means Sit in Madison, WI. I'm a dog MOM. A…read moremama bear over my dogs, and entrusting them to anyone else is extremely tough for me. They are my world. In all honesty, I was very unsure about the e-collar. That was a huge hurdle for me to jump, but I'm glad I did. One thing that helped was on the first day, when I dropped off Stella, my 3 year old rescue, Lab-Rottie mix, Nikita allowed me to feel what these collar felt like, on the palm of my hand . It wasn't at all what I had built up in my mind. It felt like a tens unit, that I've used for muscle tightness. Not painful, but an interruption to distraction, redirecting attention- is the best way I can describe it. From day one, results were nothing short of AMAZING. When I picked my dog up after her first day, I was in utter disbelief. I had a different dog from day one. My high energy girl, who would bark at people who said hello on the sidewalk, and bark and growl at other dogs, as well as pull me, came home with some manners. We've made major progress from each class. My dog who was afraid of everything, and had no confidence, is now "placing" on big rocks, tree stumps, anything that she can jump up on, at my command. And she sits or lays there, until I release her. People at the park are amazed, standing around watching MY (crazy) dog, and are complimenting me on what a "well trained dog she is." () A week before we started training, I was cussed out by a man, because my dog barked at him, which made her bark at him even more... it's hard to believe that this is the same dog. You have to do your part at home, reinforcing the work from your trainer. But, it's not hard, as you go about living daily life, you tweak little things and do things a tiny bit different, and voala! You have an incredibly mannerly dog! Sit Mean Sit is a solid program. The owners at Madison, WI are great folks, and their own dogs are often there too. Their communication is second to none, as is the trainer's. Our Trainer, Brenna is OUTSTANDING! Many times, she has reminded me to text her if I have any issues! She means it. And I have. They work through things with you and your dog- you're not alone, and there's phenomenal support. My confidence has grown too. I'm being trained along with my dog. Our walks are enjoyable and even fun now! It's like playing par-core! Whatever raised surface we find to "place" on, we do! She loves it! I love it! Now, I'm excited to grow her skills even more! She has so much potential that never would have been tapped into! I plan to continue training my dog in new skills, and take her to refresher classes, group classes, whatever I can do to help her realize her very best potential!

Everyone at Sit Means Sit has been so great! My dog Murphy was in dire need of some help when I got…read morehim 2 years ago, at 4 months old, and he was afraid of everything including his own reflection. They have taught us so much and I am BEYOND grateful for what they have and continue to teach us thru group and advanced classes. I would recommend them for anyone with a dog!!! Well worth it.