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    4.6 (10 reviews)
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    Obedience Matters - Ryan and Lola taking a break during training.

    Obedience Matters

    (24 reviews)

    We found Ryan and Obedience Matters shortly after adding a beautiful Australian Cattle dog puppy…read morenamed Maya to our family. My fiance and I had done some research regarding cattle dogs and since we are both avid mountain bikers- we thought having a high energy (and smart!) dog would be the perfect trail companion. We had Ryan come to our home and had one-on-one sessions with Maya. As first time dog parents, we learned so much from watching and learning from Ryan interact and train with Maya. He is extremely knowledgeable about dog behavior and helped us with basic commands (sit, down, come) as well as more complex training using the E-collar. I personally was horrified of the idea of using a "shock collar". I was in tears at the thought of "shocking" our dog. However, after explaining the PURPOSE, TRAINING, SAFETY and FREEDOM that the E-collar allows (if used correctly) the dog- I began to feel more comfortable. I even tried to E-collar on a low setting on my own arm, which actually felt more like a light pinch and not a taser (which is what I imagined). Ryan taught us the purpose of it, was not to hurt or punish the dog, but to redirect the dog or have your dog recall and come back to you if needed. If this tool is used the right way- it is an amazing life-saving training tool. Because of the training, knowledge and information Ryan had provided us with- we are able to have Maya with us ON and OFF-LEASH on hikes, and join us on mountain bike rides. Her recall is excellent and while she is not the perfect dog (what dog is? haha) she has grown into a happy, smart and beautiful well-trained dog. When we visit dog parks or people meet Maya, you would not believe the comments we get about her being incredibly well-behaved. We STILL have people in Philly asking if our dog trainer Ryan can help/work with their dogs. My fiance and I now have 3 cattle dogs!!! We used the training and knowledge Ryan gave us to help us work with Maya and our other two wonderful cattle dogs. Although Ryan/Obedience Matters has relocated to Utah- we still are in contact with Ryan and he has helped us with any training tips or questions we have with our younger 2 cattle dogs. I would HIGHLY recommend Ryan and Obedience Matters. He is an excellent dog trainer, very kind, understanding and a patient person who genuinely cares about the dogs he works with.

    I cannot recommend Ryan Herbst at Obedience Matters enough. We entrusted him with our 4-month-old…read moreBernedoodle, Lola, for boarding and training, and the results have been nothing short of amazing. Lola has transformed into a well-behaved and disciplined dog, all while maintaining her sweet, playful disposition. Ryan is incredibly knowledgeable about the latest, most effective techniques and is skilled at implementing tools like the e-collar with great care and precision. What truly sets Ryan apart is his genuine love for the animals in his care. When Lola had a minor medical situation, he immediately alerted me and took her to the vet himself. His proactive care and obvious concern showed us just how much he cared for our "princess." His service goes above and beyond the training period. He has called to check in on Lola's progress and even scheduled one-on-one sessions with me to ensure I'm confident in handling her at home. Ryan is a true professional who is generous with his time, expertise, and compassion. If you're in Park City and looking for top-tier dog training with a personal touch, look no further. I would also like to thank Jessie, assistant trainer for her love & care of Lola as well. Thank you, Ryan! Thank you Jessie!

    Live Oak Dog Obedience

    Live Oak Dog Obedience

    (53 reviews)

    5 out of 5 stars! I highly recommend Jan at Live Oak Obedience!…read moreHaving my dog Molly progress through Puppy Obedience to Advanced Off Leash Training has been a truly transformative experience for both of us. Jan is incredibly patient, knowledgeable, and genuinely cares about your dog's success. She takes the time to explain the underlying reasons behind dog behaviors. She gives individual instruction and advice to each client and furry friend to help them with specific behaviors. Jan has taught me how to communicate effectively to Molly. Group lessons are fun, we all learn together! There is always something new and stimulating to learn at each class. Thank you Jan for helping me learn how to train and teach Molly, because of you, we have a positive, happy relationship. Live Oak Obedience is the best!

    Milli (my modern mini aussie) and I have been attending Live Oak for a couple of years and have…read moreenjoyed the relationships we've made. We've taken classes in Obedience, Rally, Agility, and Scent work. Both Jan and Kelsie are very knowledgeable and talented trainers who teach practical skills in how to be great leaders for our dogs in a fun environment. They are extremely patient not only with the dogs but also with owners like myself who lack the confidence to lead their pets. Milli and I have created a wonderful relationship and are confident and well-mannered in so many situations.Thank you, Live Oak, for a fun year, and we look forward to many more!

    Rocky Mountain K9

    Rocky Mountain K9

    (37 reviews)

    Glad I didn't read some of these reviews before I took advantage of an awesome deal that David was…read morepromoting and not one bad thing to say about the experience. This is for the dog wash and not for boarding. I have never boarded my dog but he definitely a bath every now and then. David met me when I walked in for my dog wash. The place, was clean and quiet. He was super welcoming and friendly. I thought I was going into self wash for the $10 special but it turns out to be a $10 wash to have him wash my dog! How could I say no to such a sweet deal? That deal has passed but they do have a $20 per month special for unlimited dog washes. If you have a dog that needs regular baths, phone this is a sweet option. My boy came back happy and clean. No complaints.

    When Rocky Moutian K 9, took over Park City Pet Resort, there was an immediate change in the…read moreatmosphere! From the time you walk through the doors the urine smell hit you!!! The loving caring staff was gone almost immediately... Our Boy started at PCPR at 6 months 3-4 days a week as his large breed needs to be socialized and active! He absolutely loved going to PCPR ( just getting close his head out the window barking with excitement) With this our big guy is an very active blood tracking hunting dog , doing at least 5 miles a day with his Daddy! Our Guy never had any issues with other dogs at PCPR ( as the previous staff new how to place the right dogs together) 1st major issue, I picked up our Boy and when " The Owner " came out with him and just opened the gate to the common intake, and out take area before making sure it was safe for him, and other dogs that might be aggressive, or if the door leeding out was secure ( no one heading out with their dogs) I then aproched him and politely asked will you please moving forward have our Boy sit ( as he is trained to do) making sure you go first , than using the word release, after you know it's safe for him and other dogs to do so! His response to me was, I kid you not " If We Have Time" I should of took more notice as our Big Guy was not showing the excitement he had showed over the past 3 years going to PCPR! The final straw was a couple weeks later. I had picked our Guy up, he actually seemed okay. I dropped him off with his Daddy at work and went back to work myself. About 15 minutes later I received a call from my husband asking what happened to Our Guy? I was confused... He told me that he was rubbing his head and noticed he has several puncture wounds around his ears and a couple on his neck! I told him I have no ideal how he got them , as no one at PCPR had mentioned anything to me. When I contacted them regarding our Guys injuries we got nothing from them for 3 days! Finally, when thev new owner reached out and they had reviewed the footage he said Our Guy was play with another dog, when another dog came up from the side and attacked him! Okay now get this, I asked why The FU-K were we not told about this? The answer was, it was a new staff member and that person didn't think it was that bad! We all know how bad a simple puncture wond can get infected. Luckily Our Big Lover Boy is doing great and loving his new Doggie day care these last 3 years now! Yep he's 6 now

    Sonja's Dog Training - pet_training - Updated October 2026

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