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    5.0 (7 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 6:30 pm

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    Dog boarding and training

    Private dog training

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    Winnie during walk and train with Royah and Sparks. Royah knew that walking with another dog would help Winnie gain more confidence.
    Amie O.

    Royah is the best! She also happens to be my dog's favorite person! When we first brought my dog, Winnie, to New York City, we didn't anticipate how anxious she was going to be. She would just run to a corner and start shaking, it was heartbreaking. I heard about Royah through word of mouth and reached out right away. I loved that Royah has a program specifically catered to taking Winnie out and getting her comfortable in New York City. Just after two weeks, I couldn't believe that I was actually able to walk her around the city. We also use Royah for boarding and I never see Winnie so happy when Royah comes to pick her up! Royah always sends pictures to keep me updated of how Winnie is doing. I don't know what we'd do without Royah in New York!

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    Dog Behaviorist - Dominik Feichtner, Dog Behaviorist and Owner

    Dog Behaviorist

    (40 reviews)

    Downtown Brooklyn

    My girlfriend and I contacted Dominik for some help with our 1.5 year old goldendoodle, Benny…read more Benny is a great dog but after training him ourselves for the first year or so we still needed to clean up a few areas of concern. We asked Dominik for help with the following: - Leash training. Despite trying to train basic leash skills with Benny it often felt like my girlfriend & I were out on a walk WITH HIM as opposed to the other way around. When he smelled or saw something interesting (plants, trees, stop signs, NYC street food aka chicken bones) he would quickly divert his path to go check that thing out & it would take us quite a bit of convincing to get him back at our side & walking again. - Reactivity to other dogs, and sometimes children, on the street. Benny would typically lay down prone when passing other dogs or children on bikes/scooters, encouraging them to come up to him, and then he would quickly pop up to say hello - sometimes startling the other dog and/or owner. We wanted him to stop with the laying down in the middle of the sidewalk & stop quickly popping up to say hello. - Reactivity to guests (expected or not) & delivery people. Benny would bark and growl anytime someone approached our front door or entered the house. Dominik helped us understand some of the bad habits we were utilizing as handlers and how they played into some of the behaviors we wanted to correct. Since working with Dominik Benny no longer lays down on the street to greet other dogs; he's still very curious and will look in their direction but he remains at our side without breaking stride. Along those lines, our walks are much more enjoyable now that he is obedient on leash, listens to our commands, and maintains eye contact/attention on us throughout our walks. Lastly, our final session was yesterday and we worked specifically on reactivity to unexpected guests and by utilizing place training + a positive reward system Benny was no longer growling at our friend who was there to act as a guest for the training session. Dominik also helped us work on off-leash recall skills & a proper heel position. Not only did he help us become better dog parents; he also helped Benny to be more confident when in new scenarios & improved his overall obedience. Dominik also introduced us to some tools that we were not familiar with (slip lead, clicker training, place board) and somewhat uncomfortable with before he taught us the proper techniques to utilize them (prong collar). We'll be utilizing all of these tools moving forward as they have been a massive aid. After 6 sessions with Dominik we feel more informed, prepared, & confident in continuing Benny's training. We can't thank Dominik enough.

    First and foremost, look no further. I contacted approximately 6 people and immediately knew I…read morewanted Dominick to work with my adorable, dramatic, 3 year old Shiba Inu, Todd. Book your appointments early! He books up quick (he's that great). He is also very personale which is a huge plus. During our consultation he immediately told me that three sessions would be the best package based off of the information I told him. I appreciated his honesty and he the fact he did not try to upsell me. During the first 10/15 minutes of meeting our pup, he provided his diagnosis. Not only that, he taught us something that corrected one of his behaviors before the end of the session. His first session was December 2020. We followed the instructions from the first session until his second session in February 2021. At first the appointments being spread out concerned us but, as soon as he came over, it was seamless and we picked up where we left off. He taught us more techniques and made it clear he was available for any questions until the next session. He implemented effective changes that were easy to teach and transferrable in addressing different behaviors. Todd completed his final session this month and the overall differences are notable. He addressed hand shyness, when company comes over, leash and collar changes, better obedience (shibas are stubborn), walking techniques, reactions/reinforcements, as well as better play techniques. I have already recommended him to a friend. Book him, you won't regret it!

    Brooklyns Finest Dog Training - Malygos training for the AKC Canine Good Citizen certificate.

    Brooklyns Finest Dog Training

    (25 reviews)

    East New York

    Mark Bennett's clarity, professionalism, warmth, careful listening and skilled communication…read moreprovided me exactly the help I needed to prepare our 3.5 year old AmStaff Terrier to welcome a newborn human baby into our apartment, very soon. Specifically, We needed to improve on door manners, jumping on guests and overexcited behavior around relatives. Mark was able, on ZOOM, to focus and improve on the obedience training we had done so far. He really understood our family setting. This ZOOM consult followed some online research --- but until we talked with Mark we were making no progress. And now, after Mark's very specific guidance, I know we can carry his advice forward at home. This gives us confidence.

    Mark is fantastic! I was referred to him by my vet in regards to my 1-year-old rescue Hamlet…read more(a.k.a. Hammy) who was brought over from Puerto Rico, where he was a street dog. While he is pretty much a perfect pup, he has a bit of aggression towards men that come into my apartment, which included my dad on one occasion as well as my uncle and building super. I had a one-on-one with Mark at my apartment, and I actually came across him in his van on the way back from our walk, waiting for our appointment time. We walked back to my apartment and there he asked a bunch of questions and got to know Hammy, and Ham loved him! Mark explained that it was because they had met outside first and then proceeded into the apartment afterwards, while Mark ignored him the whole time they were outside. He spent nearly 2 hours with me, and we took Ham on a walk where he impressed Mark with how good of a walker he is! My parents actually visited the next day for Easter, and Mark gave me the best way to re-introduce my dad- away from the apartment, while ignoring him. It worked! While their last interaction was filled with barking, snapping, and growling (from Ham, not my dad), as soon as we got back to the apartment, Hamlet was all over my dad with affection. (I included a picture and that's my dad's lap that Hamlet is sitting on!) I now feel like I have the right tools to introduce Hamlet to men in the future and to make sure he is comfortable with them. Thank you Mark!

    Quing Canine - pet_training - Updated May 2026

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