Our goldendoodle is cared for and adored by the whole team at APP. It's a wonderful business and…read morethe staff really knows dogs! Peaches is going on her 5th with THE Pack and her joy at going never dims. Her tail just wags and wags and wags! A special shout out to Caiden! She's the human big sister we all long for!

The team at A Peaceful Pack is truly incredible! Our rescued dog is one of the most fearful dogs…read moreI've ever met, and Hayden, Brie and the team were able to make tremendous progress with him during the board & train experience. They are true experts in their field. This has literally changed our lives, as we're now able to have guests in our home again. We'd tried other trainers in the past with no significant progress. I am so thankful we found A Peaceful Pack and brought our crazy boy to them!

We currently are going through puppy kindergarten classes and it's been great…read more Our instructor is very kind and encouraging, and our puppy enjoys her time learning and making new friends.

From the first day they put prong collars on all the dogs that were reactive including mine. Then a…read morelady had told me I have to yank the leash every time my dog didn't listen. I don't mean tug I mean a yank that put fear in my dog's eyes.I tried not to yank very hard and the tall brunette women would come over and "show me" how much I had to yank. I'm pretty sure that's not the proper way to train with a herm Springer prong collar. I am new to dog training so I went one or two more times. When my dog was moping the day of her training the next time I said no more and never came back. It's very odd considering they say in the first session they use positive reinforcement only.

Dogs stay in cages. New management acts as though they don't care as much as old management. For…read moreexample when I took our dog in, we usually walk around the back of front office and drop them off. Girl today just stared at me until I asked if she was going to take my dog. Something's different, just not the same as it was. Bouse Fur house doesn't have cages but little rooms with cots and they leave dogs out all day.

First, the positive. The staff at TDR are extremely nice and really seem to truly love animal. So…read morethere's that. Now, the negative. Their prices are incredibly overpriced. Our boarding facility in California: 1. Charges $30 less per day. This is Oklahoma, not California. The prices should be priced accordingly. 2. Has a dedicated play area for each kennel which is considered an indoor/outdoor run. This is open 24/7. 3. The kennel's owner or staff are on the property 24/7. Our issues with TDR is if they really cared about their tenants, they would have staff on duty 24/7 for emergencies. If something happens after 6pm, your pet is screwed. They won't be checked on until 6 the next morning. That is not acceptable in our book. Another issue is our dogs can't hold their urine for 12+ hours and they urinated on their beds. That NEVER happened at our kennel in California. Now, we have to replace 2 expensive dog beds and to top it off, a dog chewed off the corner of their feed container. Our dogs are trained and wouldn't do that. Needless to say, TDR is off of our preferred list of boarding facilities. A sad lesson learned on our part.

More than six months before my Tibetan Mastiff puppy was born, I began the search for a trainer for…read moreher. While I took a husky puppy to obedience training in the '90's and used that knowledge to put nice house manners on my dogs in the years that followed, I had no experience with this ancient guardian breed and knew I wanted to do more with her, including conformation dog shows. I spoke with at least 10 dog trainers in the Tulsa Metro and they unfailingly recommended the same training facility for the multiple training opportunities I was searching for--K9 Manners and More. When our girl was finally in our home and we had also found a Shih Tzu puppy the same age, we enrolled them both in puppy obedience class and also swim lessons. What an amazing experience this was! Our senior golden retriever also took swim lessons and we felt so much better that all three dogs could not only get out of the pool safely if they fell in, but also that our entire household understood how to train our new puppies. When we began the conformation classes with our trainer Kim, we learned far more than how to manage in the show ring; we also learned how to recognize the body language our dogs were expressing. Soon we began training for more than basic obedience and the show ring. Our Tibetan Mastiff bitch enjoyed the training lessons so much that she went on to earn her Puppy STAR Obedience, Canine Good Citizen certification, and Novice Trick Dog! Our Shih Tzu took another class and accompanied us to our private lessons to work on learning more as well. Soon my TM breeder and her granddaughter joined us occasionally for the lessons, and my new friend who had my TM's sister came too! Before we knew it, another breeder asked to join with her TM for some classes. This breed is notorious for being stubborn and difficult to train, and no one else around had any experience with Tibetan Mastiff training, so when people were surprised by how well trained my dog Zaya is, they were excited to take part in lessons with Kim! She helped my breeder's dog Magic get ready for and pass his CGC before he went to Westminster 2026, and helped both Magic and Zaya prepare for and pass their temperament tests. Yet another breeder from across the country heard of Zaya's success with Kim and brought me a puppy with poor socialization and high anxiety. Kim took on this pup as well and has achieved amazing progress with her. She will now accept treats from strangers and allow judges to go over her in the show ring. Zaya has now also completed her Farm Dog Certification and is a therapy dog working with CHAMPS. She is also actively working with me as my service dog. Another friend with Czechoslovakian Vlciaks has been training with K9 Manners and more in multiple disciplines for the last couple of years. She recently began training with us so that I can help show her dogs. The breed doesn't do well with outsiders, but with Kim's direction I was able to show two of her dogs at the 2026 Tulsa Canine Extravaganza. Halo and I even took Best of Breed one day! We could not have achieved all of these accomplishments without Kim and K9 Manners and More. We highly recommend them for all of your dog training aspirations, from group puppy and obedience classes, to agility, scent work, and dock diving, and everything in between. The trainers are outstanding and the pricing is reasonable. My dogs look forward to their time training with K9 Manners and More. So does my family!

yes, Deb did help with me with finding a "distraction" to intervene in my dog's aggression towards…read moreother dogs...on a short, very temporary basis... However, the true fix was not found. Doesn't anyone know how to actually CHANGE the behavior?

I have absolutely loved working with Jen. She helped us improve on obedience, recall and off leash…read moreskill during the board and train program. My boy Cannoli adores her to pieces and has the best time when he stays with her for boarding. Jen is trustworthy and compassionate and always accommodating. We are so thankful to have her and highly recommend her to anyone.

Jen is THE Dog whisperer!!!…read more Our Aussie mix has always been a big challenge for us. He is a very reactive dog and would often try to nip any poor soul, human or canine, who was within reach. Walking him was always a problem -- if anyone was on the same sidewalk, we had to change sidewalks. The solution was to walk him at the break of dawn when the streets are empty. We heard about Jen from a friend who recommended her very highly and explained that she was trained by the main man -- Cesar Milan! Jen confirmed this when we met her at Victoria Gardens where she wanted to meet Tuco to assess his behavior. She walked him up and down the busy sidewalks and witnessed for herself his unpredictable behavior when he leaped twice at people for no reason. Jennifer was very confident that she could train him so we left Tuco with her for three weeks. It was the best investment we ever made for him! We got back an unrecognizable Tuco who was so well behaved that he only had to be told a command once before executing! When we picked him up, Jennifer demonstrated his new behavior by walking a big Rottweiler that he didn't know on the same sidewalk. When the dogs passed each other, Tuco kept looking straight and did not engage the Rottie. This would have have been impossible prior to the training. Also, Jen gave us a training collar with a remote. When we put it on him before walks, he knows it's work time and we hardly ever have to correct him. While on vacation, Jen sent daily pictures and videos of Tuco and as time progressed we became more and more shocked with what she was able to do with him, like attending a concert at a public venue with tons of people around him or walking with him at Home Depot and Pet Smart! It is clear to us that Jen deeply cares for Tuco and established a clear bond with him. He's not just another dog getting training -- each dog gets Jen's undivided attention when it's worktime! Our only regret is that we didn't hear about Jen sooner! Tuco is not five and our quality of life and piece of mind would have been so much better if we had trained him sooner. Since that time, we brought in our other dogs to Jen, both American Eskimos, one with a HUGE temper! Again, Jen did her magic and he is the most well-behaved little guy! We can't recommend Jen strongly enough. Regardless of the problem or issues you have with your dog, Jen will take the time to understand his/her motivation and create an effective customized program. Jen is THE BEST!!!

My daughter is currently using them. I am so impressed…read more We were both worried about using a dog trainer and letting them take the dog for over a week after the experience we had in 2012 with Marg the dog trainer. Tip Too K9 had the dog for little over a week. He is part hound so he is stubborn to say the least. He came home better but did not want to really listen. The trainer came back out to their house the next week and worked with him again and worked with my daughter and her husband. Again he did better but not quit well and constant. The trainer came back out and took the dog back to keep and train more for over a week again. All this was included in the original cost. Yes the original cost was not cheap but is is well worth it because they keep working with them. Not tacking on more charges. They help you get true results. They brought the dog back home today and the trainer worked at the house with the dog and my daughter for over an hour. Want quality training, people who love what they are doing, love your baby. This is the raining you want. Thanks Uncle Joe (Scouts- trainer). Scout absolutely loves him.

they wanted to use "electronic" (shock collar) correction...wanted a more natural/basis methodread more

My fiancé and I got a puppy unexpectedly a few months ago, and as soon as she was old enough we put…read moreher in Spirit Ranch's puppy class. Our trainer Niki is amazing -- so sweet and smart, and really understands how pups behave! We've loved what we've learned and how much care our puppy receives in a group class setting. There are a variety of classes offered, and they have daycare options too! I highly recommend looking through their classes for the right fit for your dog!

Update: Chewie just graduated his beginners training class with Trainer Cody! It's a 7 week class…read morethat meets once a week. Cody was great about educating us not just on teaching commands, but also on different types of harnesses, toys, bones, etc. With a class like this, you as the owner does most of the work. Cody taught us *how* to teach the commands to our dogs, but it takes consistent practice at home to make it stick. This class was very helpful for Chewie and myself as well! I'd definitely recommend taking a training class at Spirit Ranch!

Sara was very rude and unprofessional. Did not offer any solutions and just kept trying to dismiss…read moreme. I'm not sure how long she was there but she needs to take customer service classes bc anyone with common sense could have easily resolved my issue. 2/3 people I spoke with helped me and no issues. Sara? Please stay away from customer service.

I've been taking my yorkie poo here for grooming since he was a puppy and now he's 6. They always…read moredo a great job and I appreciate the coupons I get on occasion plus the rewards program. The online booking tool is also so easy to use and I like that I can pay online as well. My dog seems to love going there too.

Their logo says "Pets helping people." The owner trains previously incarcerated women to groom…read moredogs. This teaches the women a trade so that they can earn a living. Each customer is assigned to a groomer, so they get to know your pet. Baxter's first groomer graduated and he was assigned a new groomer. She's sweet and gentle with Baxter. She told me that she had trouble clipping his nails because he didn't want to let her do it. Someone else showed her how. His nails looked great. I love having trainers working with the groomers. The last place I took his gave him several nicks so I had to find a place I could trust. They have notes on him that he has skin tags and to be very careful. He's never gotten a nick or a skin tag cut at Muddy Paws.

First i will say my Moyen poodle is very timid but is not scared to go in the door. That says…read morevolumes. Second, i am a picky person and it has taken a few trips for me to figure out how i like her. Ut and the staff are patient and work with me. They do a great job.