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    Wild Dog Down

    5.0 (4 reviews)
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    MendocinoK9

    MendocinoK9

    5.0
    (1 review)

    In 2021, we brought home a Great Dane puppy named Enzo. As he grew we quickly realized he had…read morereactivity issues. We worked with several trainers over several months and while Enzo picked up new commands we couldn't quite crack his reactivity issue. At 130lbs, it was becoming problematic to have him jump, bark and lunge at people and dogs. We got anxious every time we went out for a walk. Luckily, we found MendocinoK9 and Alexia. Enzo had stayed with Alexia while we were out of town before, but after Theo (Refined K-9) did an assessment she recommended Enzo do a 4-6 week board and train with Alexia since she is used to working with extra large dogs. Getting Enzo out of his element would help him learn the skills he needed more quickly, Theo said. So we gave it a shot. We dropped him off a few weeks later. Alexia quickly realized what others had missed. Enzo was a confident working dog in need of a purpose and some impulse control. She adjusted his workout routine to include a daily treadmill run and taught him to bark on command. She took him to new places and he got lots of practice being calm at the beach, the park, the hardware store, etc. We got pictures, videos and updates along the journey. Alexia also met with us a few times to teach us the new commands, learn proper leash pressure, and get some social time with our big boy. It was clear Alexia loves all the pups she works with and cares about her craft. Enzo came home five weeks later a happier, more well behaved dog. Enzo checks in with us when he sees a dog instead of freaking out and we can walk past people on the sidewalk without issue. We are currently in the process of reinforcing the foundation Alexia put in place and there is still more training to be done. Enzo isn't perfect (we aren't ready for crowded places and small dogs still get him excited) but we know his triggers now and we aren't anxious every time we leave the house. Eventually, we're hoping put his confidence to good use and try obedience competitions. I would highly recommend Alexia for anyone looking for an empathetic and experienced dog trainer! And Enzo can't wait to hang out with Alexia again the next time we go out of town. :)

    Gwen Urie Complete Dog Training Services

    Gwen Urie Complete Dog Training Services

    5.0
    (23 reviews)

    My fearful dogs and my nervous self had a WONDERFUL experience learning from Gwen. she knows…read moreexactly what she's doing and taught me so much! She also enjoys what she does and it's quite obvious. my dogs and I took to her immediately. you won't regret hiring Gwen.

    My husband and I adopted a dog from Puerto Rico, she is 3 y.o. And a Black Mouth Cur. She had been…read moreleft tied to a tree with a chain during that horrific hurricane they had last year! Her owner did not return but luckily for Jayla, the neighbors did and they removed the chain. Jayla then ran away and lived on the streets until she was caught by a rescue organization. When she was brought to the USA, she had 2 previous families that tried to adopt her but her fears were too much for them. She kept running away and was terrified. I read her story and was heart broken, I talked with my husband and we decided we would give her a home. Now I knew up front this was going to require some patience, and most definitely the help of a trainer. The first 2 weeks were awe full she was afraid of everything and everyone. I called many trainers and found that most wanted me to hand her over to them for 2 weeks. Promising I would have a different dog when she returned. This was absolutely not going to happen, as I would NEVER do that! I finally found Gwen, I explained Jayla's situation and told her I would not allow her to "take" Jayla. Thankfully, she did not agree with that process either. Gwen came to our home the first time, walked in the door and laid on the floor. WHY? Because she knew Jayla would be frightened and did not want to scare her. She fed her chicken pieces for a while, which Jayla would not take at first but she did come around. Jumping ahead now, Gwen formatted a training practice that fit Jayla's needs specifically. Giving us tasks to work with her. I would send her videos for some help and call her "a lot"! She was always ready to give guidance and suggestions. Here we are 2 months later, Jayla is happy, running, playing. She even went to visit the neighbors! We can walk the neighborhood with minimal stress on her. She sits, down command and we are working on staying. Gwen explained this will be a very long process but there has been so much improvement just in the short time. If you want a true trainer to work with your dog and train YOU how to be an awesome dog owner, hire Gwen! She will definitely teach you how to interact in a positive productive way with your animal! Promise!!!

    Mendocino Animal Hospital

    Mendocino Animal Hospital

    3.7
    (81 reviews)

    We've been going to MAH for 8.5 years, for our Olde English Bulldogge, Petunia. We transferred…read morethere as "Tuni's" Dr. left & went to MAH. Since then her doctor retired, & she's been seeing the Veterinarians still there. I've read other reviews & noted they dated from 10 years ago. This is not true of the current doctors, Veterinarian Assistants (yes, they go to school too) back office & front office staff are wonderful, personable, compassionate people. Our Tuni has had some significant health challenges thus last 14 months. I recently called due to a reoccurring issue and though they were extremely busy (three Doctors & lots of techs & staffing for various positions), I Was counseled by a tech how to keep calling early to get an appointment as I'd have to wait several weeks to see the Veterinarian. Tuni was in a reoccurring problem, that needed an antibiotic soon. They got me in the next morning & Dr. Burns saw her, got on the floor to be acquainted again, listened to all I'd had to say intently, asked diagnostic questions & whisked her away for an examination. She complimented me in my thoroughness os CALMLY explaining what was happening to her, had tead the very complete information I'd related to the Vet Tech of my calls & why Tuni needed to be seen. She had also read Tuni's record to familiarize herself with her long term reoccurring infection & cleaned her bottom with a cooling medication & didnt charge me for it, along with treating her vulva for a rash, again no charge. Tuni has a folliw-up appointment inn2 weeks to check on her progress. These professionals are DOCTORS, & deserve to be paid what they charge that i believe is no more than 60% of what Veterinarian offices charge here & elsewhere. No sstaff has ever been rude, condescending, flippant & other things they've been accused of. Even if they get an angry & screaming oatient, what we now call Karens, the situation is handled properly. The office is always spotless as are the exam rooms, when one calls, their new phone system announces your position in line, when they say they'll call you back they doo & today the Tech called & said my local pharmacy couldn't get the med T needed. It was very expensive i thought but i looked online for its price and they were charging less than half of what each pill cost elsewhere, including a very popular online pet supply company. So, don't listen to the naysayers. It is iwned btly the three women vets who have a lot if experience, have an office manager who knows how to hire & keep a great team. I worked in two different medical offices for humans. I wished the staff where I worked had nice, friendly, supportive & trained employees, not the women i had to work with. Go to this Veterinarian hospital. The Ukiah office is closed on weekends, as they go to Willits to help out at animal shelters there. Also, ive never waited for any length of time. Even if im early, i check in & today, tho i was 15 minutes early, Dr. Burns Vet. Tech called me in just under 5 minutes, & Dr. Burns was in the exam room shortly thereafter, with Tuni & me early. Cheers, & try them for your fur-baby, scale, feathered or spikey baby. Your mind will be at ease & your baby will be on their way to treatment & hopefully a healthy future.

    I've been bringing my pets to this hospital for over 20 years, and the veterinarians themselves are…read moreexcellent--skilled, caring, and compassionate. Unfortunately, my recent experience with front office policies and interactions has led me to transfer my pets to another veterinary hospital in Willits. While many of the reception staff are friendly and helpful, I encountered communication that felt inflexible and lacking in empathy, particularly regarding appointment policies. I understand that clinics need policies in place, but long-term clients also value being treated with a degree of understanding and respect. It's disappointing to leave after so many years, especially because the veterinarians provide such good care. I hope this feedback is taken constructively, as the quality of veterinary care deserves to be matched by the overall client experience.

    Wild Dog Down - pet_training - Updated August 2026

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