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Off Leash K9 Training - Southern Utah - At 6 months - first time out in the CanAm!  He loved it.

Off Leash K9 Training - Southern Utah

(13 reviews)

After we had an "incident" with a neighbor, we really needed to do something about our 105lb Lab,…read moreRohn. We recently rescued him from a city shelter and he was about 3 years old. We were told about Off Leash K9 and we called Bryan and Liz here in Washington, Utah. We then enrolled Rohn in their 4-week intensive training program. Wow!!! What a difference!! Rohn is still "Rohn" but a much calmer, more friendly, much more obedient boy! He still wants to do "things" but if he's out with me he just doesn't. He doesn't tug on the leash, he obeys his commands the first time, and when he's off-leash, he stays within 10 feet of me. Off-leash he obeys commands just as well. We are sooo very happy! If we could give Off Leash K9 more than 5 stars, we'd do it. We really recommend Off Leash K9 to everyone with any dog, you'll be so much more happy!

I would give this company 10 stars if I could. I have a two-year-old, high-energy herding dog who…read morewas running the show but not paying the bills!. I interviewed a couple of trainers and decided to give Misty Hamilton with Off Leash K9 Training an opportunity to see what she could do. It was a big decision and letting him go for two weeks was initially very hard, BUT I received nightly report cards with video so not only did I visually understand his progress, I didn't feel totally separated from him. I could see he was making progress, but not until the end of the course and his drop off, did I fully understand how successful Misty had been in refocusing my boy. He still has that great goofy personality, but I brought home a well-behaved attentive member of my family. This training program was a godsend.

Color Country Aussies

Color Country Aussies

(50 reviews)

We're so happy with our new puppy - She is happy, healthy, spunky, and beautiful. This was my first…read moreexperience purchasing a puppy from out of state. Keisha was good to work with and she talked me though her recommendations over the phone. I was looking for a dog that would do Agility with me and I've found just that. My puppy was delivered to our nearby airport though Chaya's Confident Puppy Service which the breeder had recommend to me. She was brought to me as a happy healthy 9-week-old puppy. She's nearly 4 months old now and things are going great. We get excellent feedback at every veterinarian appointment. Kesha is slow to respond to emails, but great to work with over the phone. I don't think this is a bad thing at all, its just good to know someone's preferred method of communication. I had requested some additional puppy photos for my scrapbook, but the email got overlooked. I did have all the important information I needed with my puppy for the vet and getting her registered was easy. I would say I still prefer buying from a breeder I can visit, but given the concentration of Mini Aussie Breeders in the Mid-West/ West this worked out well.

Someone seriously needs to look into this place…read more When I brought my puppy home, he was basically skin and bones. I've had him for about a month and a half now, and while he's come such a long way, it's heartbreaking to see how scared he still is. He's great with me and the women in my family, but the second a man comes around, he completely shuts down. He hides, growls, and sometimes even tries to bite out of fear. He won't eat if people are watching him, and he's constantly on edge. It's obvious that something happened to him before I got him. Anyone who meets him can see that this isn't normal puppy behavior. No dog should be this afraid all the time. It breaks my heart knowing that someone treated him in a way that made him feel so unsafe. I don't know how anyone could do that to an innocent animal. Puppies should know love, safety, and kindness, not fear. Watching him slowly learn that he's safe now has been rewarding, but it shouldn't have been necessary in the first place. My heart hurts for all the other dogs that may still be there.

Sit Means Sit Dog Training Southern Utah - Max the Recovering Bucking Bronco

Sit Means Sit Dog Training Southern Utah

(2 reviews)

Sit Means Sit Southern Utah has been a game changer for our family! The Doodle no longer rules our…read morehome . Brandon was incredibly knowledgeable, patient, and kind as he worked with my Goldendoodle Max. I was amazed at how well Max behaved after the first day! Max has continued to improve with listening to commands even with distractions (people, dogs, cars). Before this program I was stressed to take Max, or the bucking bronco, outside the home. It was embarrassing as he wouldn't listen to me, pulled on his leash, barked, jumped on visitors and was too friendly/excited around other dogs. I had worked with him since he was a puppy...he knew his basic commands...he just wouldn't listen. It was really frustrating! I love our Max but we needed help! Max is now a superstar Doodle! I take him everywhere without any stress or anxiety! Brandon has equipped me with knowledge, confidence, and tools to help Max be the best dog! The coolest part is Max is happier and more confident as with me, he is equipped with awesome skills and understands what I am communicating to him. His focus is on me and not the squirrels/distractions. Thanks Brandon!!!! If you are dealing with a bucking bronco fur baby, don't wait. Do it, make the call!!!! I wish I would have signed up months ago...Oh well...life is superb with my Doodle Max.

My two year old lab, Brody, is a sweetheart but if he wanted something, he was determined to do…read moreanything to get it. He would eat everything in sight (especially socks!) Brody loves people and other dogs, so he would get so excited when they were around that it was hard to control him. I always assumed his behavior was because he was young but I knew something had to change when he got kicked out of doggy daycare for taking an employees gardening glove and swallowing it. That's when I found Sit Means Sit. It was very easy to get information on the website. I just typed in my name and phone number and a little summary about Brody and Brandon, the trainer, called me the next day. We spoke about all the different packages they offered, prices, and what the training includes. He helped us pick the training program that would help Brody the most so we signed right up. I scheduled our first training session pretty quickly (I think I was able to get in about a week after signing up). Brandon is the nicest, most knowledgeable dog trainer I've ever met. Brody was always so excited to see him! We started our first lesson and not even 20 minutes in, my crazy 90 pound lab was no longer pulling on the leash. The next session, we took him to more public places, like Home Depot and Petco. This is where I was most amazed. Brandon taught Brody to sit in one of the aisles alone and wait for us to call him to move. We walked away from him, many people/pets passed right by Brody, and Brody did exactly what he was supposed too. It was such a big difference from the wild Brody that would have pulled me all over the store, jumping on people and trying to wrestle with all the other dogs there. What's especially nice about the training sessions is the involvement you will have in the training too. Brandon shows you exactly what you need to do/practice with to keep up the new skills. We met a total of three times for training and Brody has been a great dog since. Another awesome thing about training is that depending on the package you get, you and your dog can do free group lessons! Brody is also so good off his leash. I used to worry about taking Brody to open parks to play ball off the leash but now that's our favorite thing to do together! If your dog needs training, Brandon (and anyone else) at Sit Means Sit is perfect for it! I can't wait for group lessons to start! Thanks again Brandon and the Sit Means Sit team!

K9 Advantage - Willow and Me in Needles

K9 Advantage

(15 reviews)

When I first contacted Roy to discuss training for my dog, Finn, I was impressed with the knowledge…read morehe possessed, and the questions that he asked. I was immediately comfortable and confident that I had reached the right person . Step 1: He sent over a very detailed questionnaire, so he would know my dog before he met him. I did the 10 week at my home, which was most convenient for me. I would like to note that I travel and have a crazy schedule so we had to reschedule many times. I thank Roy for accommodating professional life. Step 2: our first in person visit Roy met Finn, my extremely rambunctious Australian shepherd/Shetland sheepdog, who loves to run out the front door and dash out into the desert, or bolt past me going down the stairs inside my house, almost sending me down the stairs . Little did I know training was as much for me, as it was for my dog. I learned so much about my dog and about me. Lots of things I thought were cute I have found are not so endearing I am still amazed. With every visit, I gained more insight and knowledge from Roy. Started out just leaving my house and working up and down my own Street. Step 3: moving from working in our neighborhood down to walking around at the park in the downtown area. Teaching Finn to sit at the corners before crossing, and not to chase after birds or other dogs. He no longer yanks on his leash. I am very grateful for the experience. I want to thank Roy from the bottom of my heart. Our lives have changed and are so much different, having a dog properly trained. Finn still has a long way to go, but I am willing to make the effort with the information Roy has given me to succeed. I plan on stopping in to his drop in classes in Kingman on Saturdays, because Finn's training will never be over, he is sly lol and he likes to get one up on me anytime he thinks I'm not paying attention. After all he is a smart dog! Roy travelled all the way from Kingman to Needles for our training, and I know he goes to Lake Havasu City and Bullhead and God knows where else If you are looking for a knowledgeable and experienced trainer, Roy is your guy . Thank you, Roy.

Roy has a colorful background in animal training. He is very knowledgeable, professional and…read morecaring. We were traveling in our RV and only had 4 weeks to work with Roy before we headed home. His training didn't require any gadgets which I truly appreciated because I am uncomfortable shocking my dog. I highly recommend.

Quichapa Kennels - pet_training - Updated October 2026

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