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New England Dog Training - HUGE outside fenced-in play area!
Having a great day at play while our owners are away!

New England Dog Training

(10 reviews)

Our girl Sadie was anxious all the time and barked at everything and everyone. Recall was not a…read moreword in her vocabulary and she would be the one to take us for a walk. That is, until we met Nick. He was absolutely incredible with Sadie and changed both Sadie's and our lives for the better. Within a few minutes he recognized her lack of confidence. After a few short weeks we went to pick up our girl and the change in her was amazing! She now has more confidence and is less anxious, her barking has subsided, she has great recall and we now walk together with loose leash heel. During her stay with Nick, he would send daily pictures, videos and updates keeping us connected to her and their progress together. If you are considering training for your dog, stop thinking and do it, you would be in excellent hands with Nick. He treats your dog like family! We mare beyond thrilled with our experience with Nick and New England dog training Company.

We have used Bill and his staff for weekly stays and daily day care. We have never had a problem…read more Our new dog has gone to day care for about a month now. He is excited every time I pull into the driveway and he comes home tired. Bill also comes to the house for dog training. I find his advice very helpful. After only a few short weeks, he is more behaved and has not chewed on the furniture (fingers crossed). We continue to work on social interactions with humans, as our dog lives to greet everyone.

Southcoast Dog Training & Care - Fanny Brice earns her Canine Good Citizen Certification at 11 months, thanks to Sandy.

Southcoast Dog Training & Care

(7 reviews)

My young Aussie and I have taken several obedience classes at Southcoast Dog Training & Care. Each…read moretime, my dog Niko has become more engaged, obedient, and eager to please. The "Pop Up" class - Obility - is so much fun. The agility equipment is arranged (differently each time) around the large yard and the dogs (and people) enjoy the challenge and novelty of going over and through all of the jumps, balance boards, and tunnel. Patti and Sandy have been great. Unlike other trainers I've had, they demonstrate exercises with the dogs in the class. This is so much more helpful to observe than the trainers' fully trained dog's demonstration. Sandy and Patti are very observant about the behavior of both the dogs in the class as well as the people handling their dogs. I've learned a lot and Niko loves it. We continue classes for fun and enrichment even though he has a really reliable recall.

I almost don't even know where to start with sharing my gratitude for Sandy. My 17-year-old…read moredaughter has a one year old black lab who has been in service dog training with Sandy since she was 8 weeks old. Sandy approaches all of her sessions with us with honesty, empathy, and kindness. To say she goes above and beyond is an understatement. She takes my daughter's phone calls when she has questions, is willing to make house calls for training "emergencies", has filmed videos for my daughter's high school to help prepare students for having a service dog in school, and she has become a true friend of our family. Sandy also genuinely LOVES our dog, which we can see with every session. This puppy has honestly saved my daughter's life, and none of this would have been possible without Sandy. If you are looking for a trainer who truly loves dogs and who will take the time to genuinely get to know you as a human being, Sandy is your trainer. I cannot recommend her enough.

K9 Instincts

K9 Instincts

(11 reviews)

After much searching for getting help for our 10 month old, mostly deaf Harlequin Great Dane, my…read morewife and I decided on talking to Matt and see if he could help us out. He took our dog, checked out his behavior and spent about 15 minutes interviewing or seeing my dog's reactions and/or behavior. Afterwards, he explained what he experienced with our dog and what his training would consist of. As time passed, we received updates of our dogs training and how he was doing. When we went to finally pick up our dog, Matt said he was going to grab him and bring him outside and show us what he has learned at K9 Instincts. While Matt was outside, one of his trainers was inside his office explaining to us what was going on between Matt and our dog. I couldn't believe what I was seeing. The dog looked like my dog that I brought to Matt and his trainers but what I was seeing wasn't what I have been dealing with. My dog was attentive to Matt. Walking at his side, not dragging him or being distracted by passing cars, people or animals. Obeyed every command, his nervousness and anxiety was gone, my dog projected confidence, determination, and didn't mind strutting his new skills with happiness. His tail was wagging so hard and fast I thought he was about to take off flying. Now that our dog's training was over, it was time for Matt and his other trainer, please forgive me because I forgot his female trainer's name, to train my wife and myself my dog's commands and how to handle him. Since we have been home for a week now, we have no regrets of having our dog spend 3 1/2 weeks at K9 Instincts training with Matt and his skilled employees. Actually, we should have brought him months ago. There's no playful biting, jumping, chewing, displays of anxiety and nervousness. If he needs a correction or if he is doing something we don't want, like digging in the backyard, I corrected him once and signaled him not to do what he was doing. He immediately stopped, sat down and looked at me. He wasn't scared, nervous or showed any signs of anxiety. I signaled him to come to me. He instantly trotted to me with his head high and tail wagging then sat down at the left side of me starring at my face. I gave him lots of praise and loving pats and rubs. When we go for our daily walks, he walks and stays on my left side. He doesn't try to drag me in an direction. His leash is hanging between us. He is very attentive to me looking for any hand signals. He doesn't get distracted anymore by outdoor activities going on in our neighborhood. He will look towards the distraction but he doesn't try to drag me to it anymore. Neighbors used to joke with me about who is walking who but not anymore. They are very impressed with his demeanor and body language showing calmness, happiness and confidence. My dog makes me proud even more now. Thank you, K9 Instincts, for everything you have done for my wife, me and my canine family. I can't thank you enough.

I was apprehensive about using collar training for my rescue dog. He's a hound/pitbull mix who is…read moreyoung and very strong. While completely lovable, he was out of control when he first came to our house. While playing in the back yard, he nearly bit my BFF because he was so excited about running around and playing. I had taken another, far more docile dog to K9 Instincts for boarding for many years. Matt & his staff were exceptionally kind and caring to Rachel. I knew they also did training so I decided to call and have Axle evaluated. Axle went for a 3 week "boot camp" and it was completely worth the time and expense. Even though it's "shock collar" training, it completely transformed his behavior. After the first three or four months, we began to use the collar periodically in situations where we knew he may have some problems (he was rescued from a fighting dog situation, so he still struggles with other dogs). It's now really a pleasure to be out and about with Axle. While talking, Matt mentioned that I would probably enjoy Axle much more with training. He was completely right. I no longer have anxiety that Axle will be out of control and a threat to others.

Pick of the Litter - pet_training - Updated October 2026

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