This was a very interesting to say the least encounter with Darrel. This extremely weird odd ball…read morecharacter shows up at our house to train our 2 dogs. As we begin to talk to Darrel, we begin to analyze and evaluate the person standing in our house due to his strange/ eccentric behavior and his way of speaking. There was an immediate concern and red flags began to go up in the beginning of our conversation. We were very concerned right out of the gate but we wanted to see where this conversation would take us. First we would like to say that Darrel tried to use a shock collar without our permission on our golden. I immediately stated to him "No Shock Collar as we do not condone fear training!" This is not humane nor recommended to build trust. Darrel asked if could take our golden down the sidewalk. I gave him the lead. Darrel began to pull our golden down the sidewalk slowly. Darrel then switched our halter lead for his Choke leash. Darrel then began to pull our golden with the choke leash. Our golden began to choke violently. I immediately spoke up and said "No More.. We're Done!" Darrel pulled upwards hard on the choke leash to get our golden to sit. This is extremely dangerous to the wind pipe of any dog so is not recommended. Hurting the dog is never an acceptable training method. His training methods are flawed and fear based. We didn't get a good vibe from Darrel at all. Also he asked to bring his dog into our home which is strange in itself. Needless to say won't be using his services. People.. please be aware of who you hire for training your pet.

We highly recommend Darrel the dog trainer at Attention Dog Training!…read more We adopted a rescue dog, a typical stubborn Shiba Inu. When she became aggressive toward our older dog, we thought about taking her back to the shelter, but decided to try calling Darrel. I'm so glad we did! He had her behaving by the end of our first lesson, and she got better and better over the next month of working with her weekly. His calm demeanor is catching, and dogs respond so well. He also taught us a few tricks! After a mini-bootcamp, she was a different dog. Our two girls get along now, and we don't have to worry. If you want quick and lasting help with your doggo, don't hesitate to call Darrel.

Went for two classes to train my puppy who was 4 months at the time. He and the trainers don't…read morereally pay attention unless you have a GSD or training your pup to be a guard dog. His rules change frequently, like whether or not you're bringing treats for the dogs or they're supplying them. The trainers and other dog owners tend to form a clique and talk down to other dogs on their FB page. How are they surprised that someone took their disobedient dog to Ed Reyes for training? Oh, and his wife only talks to you when she's taking payment for training that only lasted five minutes. I've had better help using YT. He also uses choke collars to "train" the dogs, which I was not going to let him do with mine.

It is absolutely the best I've been bringing my dog there for the last three months what it what a…read moregreat turnaround with my dog eight months old and phenomenal does everything he's told and listens and we're continuing with I would highly recommend him over anybody else

Life saver!!!! Toni is absolutely incredible person and trainer. She is so knowledgeable about…read moreanimal behavior and will give you the reasoning behind why you are having certain behavior issues. We reached out to her for a huge resource guarding issue- our dogs were fighting and we were completely at a loss for what to do. Toni was able to come in and help us get to the root of the issues and our dogs have not fought since we have implemented her training! Toni's lessons have absolutely improved our life, our routines and the way we communicate with our dogs! We also just love her as a person- she is so kind, compassionate and truly cares to improve your relationship with your canine.

Toni of Canines on Cue is the best trainer that we ever had. 25 plus years of animal training…read moreexperience. Very committed, passionate, dedicated and loving. She spent a lot of time with our puppy. Her rates are very reasonable for personal one-on-one training, plus she will come to your home. Highly recommended.

Love-N-Care Pet Salon provides exceptional care and service. They truly do care for your pet and…read moreyou. They offer flexibility in appointments and reasonable prices, gourmet treats to your pet after grooming. Being new to the area they eased my concerns about leaving my Maltese for grooming because I based my decision soley on Google reviews and I hit the jackpot when I found this golden nugget of a place. The outstanding reviews that I read about for Love-N-Pet I find to be real and true matching the service they provided. Thank you Love-N-Care Pet Salon you now have a very loyal customer!

My 8 month old German Shepherd puppy suddenly began barking at other dogs/people/children while…read morewalking on lead. I called many trainers in the area and all wanted to Board and Train her for 2-4 weeks at outlandish prices, which seemed like extreme over kill for our situation. I called and spoke with Vernon and he was able to come out to my home the very next morning and resolved our issue instantly and helped with some other questions I had as well. I am very pleased with the results and will easily recommend him and Lucky Paws K9 to anyone needing training services of any kind.

Amanda was recommended to me by a veterinarian a few years back. I am on my second set of classes…read morewith her and I am loving it! I have a new puppy that is a show prospect. I brought her to the group puppy class to get comfortable around dogs of any breed. This has been amazing for her. Amanda has been so kind to both of us. She understands that what I need to work on is somewhat different from what most people are working on. She is willing to accommodate that and work with us. We are now 3 weeks into the next session and I have learned so much! Amanda makes the classes fun and has tips to make teaching different behaviors much easier. I look forward to class each week and will definitely be signing up for more.

Could've been a great trainer, but we never got the privilege of actually having an in-person…read moreappointment. I scheduled an initial Zoom meeting in October 2020 but had to reschedule due to being exposed to COVID and needing to quarantine and get tested. She was very understanding, and we rescheduled for December, and then she messaged me the day of our appointment that she had a minor emergency and needed to reschedule. Of course, this is understandable. We had our Zoom meeting the first week of December, and it went well! She said she would email me some documents THAT NIGHT on what I could get started on working with my dog, and then we could have an in-person appointment in January! She also said to contact her whenever with any questions- which turned out to be an empty statement, if you were the kind of person looking for a response when you contact someone. Unfortunately, I had to bother her several times as I never received the documents, and I finally did- a full month later, in January. I understand that she was on vacation, but still, an entire month of waiting for some PDFs? Due to an incident with our dogs, I had to ask if she would be willing to work with two dogs instead of one and wanted to make certain our appointment would still stand. I called her office, tried to text her, and received no response until she texted me that she had an open "phone call appointment" for a week later. I tried to explain the situation over text, and said that if she wasn't willing to work with both, I would totally understand, and we could look for a new trainer for both dogs. I received a response of "If that's what you think is best." I was taken aback by this and reiterated that if she was willing, I would really like to keep working with her. She then said she could, and I asked again for the PDFs she never sent, and I received them that night. We set an appointment for the last week of January, and I was looking forward to it because our home situation had become very complicated with our dogs being in a tiff. I had been working on the commands in the PDF and was seeing an improvement in my dog. We waited for about a month for our appointment. At 6 am the day before our appointment, I get an automated email from her site saying our session has been cancelled, and I need to reschedule. I texted her, asking if this was a mistake and that I was confused, and if something had happened. I received no response, so I messaged her via the site, asking if she was no longer available for our session. She replied with "Yes, I'm no longer available" with no further explanation. I asked if she had a different time that day, because her next appointment on the site was weeks later, and we waited a month for our appointment. I said if not, we really couldn't wait all over again, and I would like to ask for a refund. I received no response. Today, I got an automated email from the site saying I will have my refund in up to 10 days. I feel as if I wasted both my time waiting for an appointment and my money on our initial session. Sure, she could be a great trainer, if you actually can get ahold of her, and she seemed nice enough when we met over Zoom, but unfortunately, I wouldn't waste your time or money.

I met Tai and Lexi at a decoy seminar In April of this year, Tai was the Instructor. Tai is…read moreknowledgeable, precise, and was able to break down the science when it comes to decoying a dog. Since The decoy seminar, I have worked very closely with Tai and Lexi when it comes to obedience and bite work with dogs. Throughout the months, I got to see in person and through their social media pages that they are meant for this profession. They are able to work with all breeds and size of the dog does not matter. I have seen clients walk out the front door with smiles on their faces with their dogs are also really well behaved because of the work that Lexi, Tai, and also their trainer Max does daily. A lot of people always talk about wanting to have more obedient dogs. This is the place to go.

I recently used their services to board my two dogs. They had previously been boarded at another…read morefacility but they were fully booked and Woof Tang, while quite a drive, was highly rated and had the cameras for their rooms that we love to have. First of all the price is great in my opinion. Their facility has plenty of play space and the livery room we got was large. We always want, maybe even need, to be able to check in on them. While on past stays we would look and find them pacing and awooing all night. Something about this place made them zen. They looked out the windows, climbed and snuggled in their bed. We signed up for both of them to get a bath before pick up but due to some error with their system only our little guy got his, which was sad because if we had to pick we would have picked her. For our two dogs it was $115 a day for the luxury suite. When we arrived to pick them up we expected our Dachshund to scream like he does when we come home and our Auggie to go crazy and we were so disappointed when they came up to us like okay cool, summer camp is over? Not one cry or bark, no jumping or crazy tail wags. Next time we hope to board them for training. Our dogs would have required 3 weeks and that just didn't work for us right now.

Condescending. Met at a public dog festival. The owner took it upon himself to degrade the training…read moremethods that worked for my dog and I. Then bragged about how their dog can sit on a fire hydrant, and how the training method I use (by food) is crazy because he didn't need to carry food around to train his dog... both were irrelevant. I left the conversation because there was no benefit.

Good Dawg training was outstanding! We adopted a second dog which was a nightmare! He was a…read moreunruly jungle cat, jumping on furniture and people and being aggressive with our female (she was equally aggressive). After a week of hell, Good Dawg came to our rescue. He took both of our dogs for boarding and training, giving us some much needed relief. They came back different dogs! Not only do they listen to commands, they also get along great! It is a huge difference! However, it is still a work in progress...we are still doing our follow up lessons to continue their training. As to the comment below by Allison, I do not find Jerry to be at all condescending in any way. He is great guy...and yes, his dogs are amazing and impressive and they CAN jump on fire hydrants!

Both Ana and Juliano are amazing at what they do! Lucho, my dog, was comfortable around them since…read morethe first time he met them, which doesn't always happen with Lucho. They send you pictures and videos while you're away so you know your babies are well taken care of. I would definitely recommend them!