Our 7 month old miniature schnauzer was in need of some basic training. Her original 3 week stay…read morewas extended by a week because of a holiday but, we now have a much better behaved fur baby than when we first brought her in. Alexia is patient and knows what she's doing. We recommend her 100%

The owner of this business allowed two beautiful dogs to die horrible slow deaths due to neglect,…read moredespite being warned by police about the conditions they were living in just a few weeks prior. These dogs died scared, alone, and in unimaginable agony because of the owner of this business. I wouldn't trust this woman with a potted plant, let alone my dog. I hope, as she spends time in jail (in much better conditions than she left her own dogs in), she is able to imagine the pain, fear, despair, and suffering that her dogs experienced in their last months of life while they died slowly in the heat without food, water, or the comfort of the woman who was supposed to protect and care for them. Dogs are so loyal, and these sweet girls probably would have given their lives to protect their person, but she couldn't even do the bare minimum to ensure their health and safety. May justice be served for Ava and Karma, and may Alexia Barquet never be permitted to own or work with another animal for as long as she lives.

When I first met Lauren, I was in front of the Flagler Humane Society, planning to surrender my dog…read moreJohnny back to the shelter. When Johnny saw Lauren, he was ecstatic, recognizing her from her working with him in the shelter before he was adopted out the first time. She laughed when he jumped up on her and wanted to know his name. I said, "Johnny," but she said, "No, his other name." Well, it was Boo. It wasn't but an instant until I was in tears again because I had become quite attached to Johnny during the 5 months I had him. He was so strong, had pulled the leash out of my hand and dragged me to the ground multiple times, and showed aggression to my family and their friends and their animals. That morning I had just met with a trainer who told me he could rehabilitate Johnny from his aggressive behavior but it would cost me $3500. This after having spent over $1500 already in training and vet bills. I was at my wits end. Lauren was so glad to see Johnny Boo Boo, and she saw so much potential in him that, on the spot, she asked me not to return him to the shelter. She told me she was a trainer and promised me that she would help me learn to manage him, to work with him and me as long as necessary to allow me to keep him and not charge me one dime. I agreed to try. She came the next day for our first session. In spite of Johnny being so excited to see her, she was able to help me make great strides with him. I was so amazed that she not only was able to get him to perform the commands she gave, but was able to teach me how to get him to perform those commands myself. I had most of the equipment I needed but didn't know how to use it. He had gotten out of a prong collar earlier this week. She told me it was too loose and fitted it to his neck. Then she gave me a safety collar to use with it to make sure he didn't get loose. I had bought a shock collar, but didn't know how to operate it. She familiarized herself with the model then proceeded to teach me how to use it in a humane and effective way to help bring Johnny under my authority. We are set to meet again tomorrow, and I am so excited. I have been practicing 3 commands with Johnny and anxious to make even more progress. It is so obvious in working with Lauren in just one session that she loves the animals and owners she works with and loves her work. In just the one session with Johnny, it was like he was a different dog. Thank you, Lauren, for helping Johnny stay with his sister Frankie and me, and for us to be a family.

All bad habits corrected in a positive atmosphere. My dogs were happy to attend training sessions…read moreand I'm happy with all results.

$120 down the drain! Took my dog there and had a very bad experience. His face was filthy,…read moreuntrimmed ( where he chews and gets food stuck) and not done at all! Her excuse was that he saw me walking in and she couldn't do it right. NOT!!!! First of all, don't put him in the front of the store where he sees everyone getting in, and second of all, take him to the back and DO THE JOB you were paid for. It took THREE hours, and now I had to make an appointment with someone who knows what they are doing. A lady tried to warn me when I was getting in with the dog but I didn't listen. Go elsewhere, Petco is horrible!! The name of the girl was Lexi, and she should go get some training. She was nice, but needs the feedback, because this is not fair.

As the Petco, they do sell the best pee pads so phres living with right now 11 little dogs I use I…read morecall them the bedsheets the biggest pads that I believe they make a little bit pricey they could bring the price down some something that you're actually using and then throwing it out but they have been the only pads that I've found in years that works. The best in Petco is the only one that I found that sells them cause I could not find them from PetSmart or Amazon had them of course, but Amazon got them from Petco so I just stick with Petco and do a auto ship. They're always on time. They never fail me and I'm thankful they make one that's this thick and it doesn't drip so thank you So Phresh you might want to help the customers a little bit by bringing your price down. I buy at least 144 of those pads every month if not twice a month so give the customer is a little break please

Our 80 lb Doberman/Boxer rescue is a beautiful and wonderful gal, but she is super Type A…read morepersonality and always wants to be in charge. Albert - Russell's K9 Academy has helped us understand her behavior and given us the necessary tools to better communicate with her. We continue to rely on Al by attending his training events regularly. It has been a game changer! We have learned so much about dog behavior and how we have such an impact (positive/negative) on it. We first came to Al a few years ago for boot camp and E-collar training. Since then he has continued to advise us and help us grow with our gal! It has been a wonderful journey for us all! Thank you, Al! You are the best! We are forever grateful for your wealth of knowledge and experience and your sole desire to help us connect with our gal. We are forever family!!!

Albert Russell did an exceptional job training our dog. Highly recommend for any type of dog in any…read moresituation. Our main issues were our dog would bolt and never get comfortable when we were camping. Now we have peace of mind and our dog is so much more relaxed. Beyond that, Albert is a deeply gifted communicator with dogs and we learned so much that we can apply to dogs our whole life. He had great communication, was up front and realistic throughout the entire process.

Zack is amazing and has such a dedication to his work. From the first session with him, we noticed…read morea difference with our dog and were able to take our dog knowledge to a whole new level. He answers all questions and has the experience of so many dog scenarios to provide such great training. I will never not come to Zack for any future dogs. Remington (our dog) also loves Zack and attending. Highly recommend him to all dog parents!

Zac is incredible! We are so grateful to have found him for our pup and us. Everything he has us do…read morejust makes sense and works. He is patient in answering every question we have and giving us feedback while we practice with her. With consistency, we saw an amazing difference after the first lesson and continue to see improvements. We are excited to continue to learn from him so that we and our pup can have a more enjoyable life allowing her more freedom. Thank you Zac!

Excellent teacher. He shows me how to get results with my dogs. Works with us based on what their…read morebehavioral needs are

From the owner: At 386 K9, we specialize in personalized dog training that brings out the best in every dog. Our…read moreservices include: *Basic Obedience: Teaching dogs essential commands like sit, stay, and come, creating a strong foundation for good behavior. *Advanced Off-Leash Control: Training dogs to respond reliably even with distractions, giving owners greater freedom and confidence. *Behavior Modification: Addressing issues like aggression, anxiety, or excessive barking with customized solutions. *Puppy Training: Helping puppies with potty training, crate training, and socialization, setting them up for success. *Paws and Parenthood Prep: Preparing families and their dogs for life with a newborn by teaching how to integrate a new baby into the home in a safe, structured way. *Family & Lifestyle Training: Tailored programs for families to create a harmonious environment, whether with children or busy households. We blend military discipline with positive reinforcement, ensuring each dog reaches its full potential.

We adopted Johnny, our Great Dane, from a Florida shelter, knowing he came with some baggage. At…read morejust 180 pounds of pure muscle and anxiety, Johnny had already been given up twice and returned for behavioral concerns. From day one, we noticed he was a unique mix of overly territorial, overly protective, and easily overwhelmed. With strangers, or in chaotic situations, he'd bark, growl, lunge, and snap--not out of aggression, but sheer stress. During one of our first walks, a passing bicycle set him off so much he yanked me clean off my feet, leaving me sprawled out in the dirt, contemplating my life choices. At home, though, he was nothing but sweet--a gentle giant with his family. Desperate for help, we turned to TM Canine Services. Enter Tyler--the dog whisperer, the miracle worker, and Johnny's future bromance. Our journey didn't exactly start smoothly. At the very first class, Tyler approached us and suggested a better collar for Johnny. As I got Johnny into the car to swap it out, he went full chaos mode--snapping at Tyler and then at me. I was shaken and unsure if I should stay or go. Tyler reassured me, encouraging us to stay and observe, only interacting as I felt comfortable. Despite how rattled I was, I decided to stick it out--and I'm so glad I did. I needed to build my confidence, and Johnny desperately needed the experience. It became clear group classes were too overwhelming for Johnny, so we switched to private lessons. Slowly but surely, progress happened. Tyler's patient, no-nonsense approach, combined with his kindness and deep knowledge of dogs, worked wonders. Eventually, Johnny graduated back into group classes, where he added his own flair--like sitting down to spin in circles or flopping like a fish out of water on his back when he got bored. Fast forward two years, and Johnny is a completely different dog. He's calmer, more obedient, and while he's still overwhelmed sometimes, he's learning to trust the world again. His favorite person? Tyler. We're so grateful for Tyler and TM Canine Services for never giving up on Johnny, even when it felt like a lost cause. Tyler didn't just teach Johnny how to behave; he taught us how to understand him. If you've got a dog that's a little too much--too scared, too strong, too stubborn--Tyler's your guy. We can't recommend him enough!

Tyler of TM Canine Services has made progress with my dog and with me. He is the first trainer (…read morewe've had 3) that is able to understand the dynamic between each dog and its owner. I love his group get togethers and pop -up classes. I've learned just as much as my dog!