The BEST trainers! They foster great communication... training the people as well as the pup to get…read morein sync. Extraordinary results!! our pup learned all the usual commands and most importantly how to regulate and stay focused around pups, people and big distractions. She has wonderful recall and is a dream off leash. We can take her anywhere! Get you and your new pup to them and you'll be set for life!

I got Jesse, my English cream golden retriever, when he was 6 months old. He had little to no…read moretraining or socialization. Now at 9 months old, after 6 lessons and weeks of practice, practice, practice, he is a different dog. I never thought there could be such a difference in a dog in such a short time. Jesse was afraid of so much. He had to learn how to go up and down stairs and be comfortable riding in a car. Every noise on a walk startled him -- birds, cars, loud noises, other dogs, people, everything. Walking with him was a horrible experience. He pulled and sniffed constantly, lunged at people and other dogs. Nothing I did was helping because I had no idea of what to do. He wasn't much better in the house. He had no boundaries. He would not stay in one place for any length of time. He couldn't be in the backyard because he constantly ate the mulch and chewed holes in the grass. Thank goodness I found Jack! All of that has changed - in 3 months! Because of what Jack has taught me, I now am able to successfully communicate with my dog and help him gain the confidence he needs to be his best self. His energy has mellowed since he no longer has the need to take control of everyone and everything. His walks are enjoyable - even off leash. Yes, Jesse can be off leash and we hike the trails in Boulder. He comes when called and he will walk beside me with no leash if I ask him to. It's really unbelievable. There are so many things I could tell you about my amazing dog and what he can do. But you can experience it yourself if any of this sounds familiar. If you are willing to put in the time to work with you dog and do what Jack or Alex tells you, I have every reason to believe you will have great results. My daughter worked with Alex and followed her advice. She was certain her dog would never stop chasing rabbits and squirrels or be trusted off leash as well as numerous other problems. After 3 months, she too has had amazing results and now a well-behaved dog. We hike together -- with our dogs off leash. I continue to use the foundation, techniques, and education Jack provided as I continue training with Jesse. There is always room for improvement and new things for both of us to learn. I really could not have managed Jesse without Jack's help. I will always be grateful.

I am so glad that I put my two year old Aussie in training with BlackPaw. Prior to his board and…read moretrain he started having reactions to dogs, people, my horse...after training he is so much better adjusted and I have tools to help in any situation. Before training, walking my pup was stressful. He was pulling on me so badly that it made walks stressful. Now, his heel and sit stay make walks so enjoyable! Thank you for helping Oslo and I. Life is just a little more enjoyable now after his board and train!

Our 2-year old Stella had impulse control and leash reactivity issues due to anxiety and fear…read more Taking her to places like an outdoor coffee shop or Home Depot was so frustrating because she couldn't control her excitement and we couldn't control her. So, we just stopped taking her. And, after a very bad reaction to a dog on our walk, where she redirected on me, I would get scared any time we saw a dog when we were out walking and did my best to just avoid dogs altogether. We finally decided we couldn't fix Stella on our own and we decided to take her to Black Paw Dog Training. The training we ALL received has changed our lives! Since her graduation, we have enjoyed Saturday pack walks with other graduates and Stella has done great, walking side by side with other dogs, passing dogs out on the trail and staying in a perfect heel. I never thought it could be possible. She plays ball in a neighborhood park and has perfect recall. And our walks and ball playing in the neighborhood are totally different. She can pass dogs on the trail and just walk on by without losing her mind. And taking her with us to stores is now a fun outing. No more whining. No more pulling. Just a well-behaved pup. Bernadette and Cecilia have opened up a whole new world for us that we never thought was possible. We cannot thank Black Paw Dog Training or recommend them highly enough.

High Drive is down right life changing. Carly has this really incredible ability to distill really…read morecomplicated (she would say it's not complicated) training into bite size, accessible, and effective skill building and life giving trainings. We rescued a Rez dog a year and half ago, and we tried a range of techniques (and there was little improvement). After reading about Carly my family and I decided to try out the into class. I wrote Carly that my dog was dog and people aggressive and I was worried to come in. Once you meet Carly and come to class you will very quickly understand that any dog is welcome. She works with them all. And yes, she is a hard ass, but it is refreshing, because she is equally so kind and generous. High Drive saves lives and invites us all to have more ease with our lives too, not out of ignorance but because her training truly is empowering, grounding, and one of a kind. Our pup is now in advanced training, and our dog walks off leash, heals, can recall from a football field away, and is the most loving and easy going pup I have ever had. I 100% recommend.

Just what I needed. Help with a young powerful dog that was as high drive as they come…read more Learned skills that enabled me to handle him during his wild and crazy puppyhood and adolescence

Marnie was referred to us by a friend of ours who absolutely loved her experience with Marnie. We…read moredid a private "pre-puppy" session, and we can see why our friend was so pleased! Marnie is wonderful! Funny, knowledgeable, skillful, and a great teacher. She meets you where you are at, which is incredible. We love her positive approach and are even more excited to be getting our puppy. We signed up for orientation and plan to do group classes and probably more private lessons as needed! Can't recommend enough!

After a VERY BAD experience with another training facility in Longmont I was delighted to find…read moreCanine Fine. I had my first private lesson today and I found Marnie to be excellent at listening and able to understand what my needs were. The facility was clean and temperature friendly on a day in the 90s and well equipped. I came away with confidence this was a trainer that I could put my trust in and I can't stress enough how much I look forward to returning!

My first time in and I used the DIY pet grooming stations. The staff was welcoming and gave me a…read morequick tour of the station. Very clean and smelled good. All needed supplies were provided. The price was more than reasonable. I will definitely return.

While I appreciate the business and what it does for the community, it would also be great if some…read moreof the staff had more personality. Due to feeling uncomfortable, I couldn't get out of there fast enough, and I was trying to buy things after bathing my dog.

We brought my son's Husky puppy, Koda, to Quinn for her board-and-train program, and we couldn't be…read morehappier with the results! Quinn worked on potty training, staying on command, crate training, leash walking, and socialization with both dogs and cats. The progress Koda made in such a short time was incredible. Throughout the training, Quinn kept us updated with texts, emails, and videos showing Koda's progress, along with clear, easy-to-follow instructions to help us continue reinforcing the training at home. What truly sets Quinn apart is her passion and genuine love for dogs. She treats every dog as if they were her own, and it shows in the care, patience, and dedication she puts into her work. We highly recommend Quinn to anyone looking for a knowledgeable, caring, and effective dog trainer!

We love Pavlov Dog Training and Quinn!! Quinn truly understands the importance of structured,…read morethoughtful training, especially for a young Golden Retriever like Ruby, and what stands out most is how much she listens to my goals and shapes the training around what matters most to us. She treats Ruby like her own while also making sure I feel confident and fully equipped with the tools and understanding I need to continue her success at home. The board and train sessions are exactly what we need and are always grounded in real-life situations, so the training translates seamlessly into everyday life. I trust Ruby and her training completely and genuinely love the relationship and foundation Quinn has helped build for both of us--we are so grateful for everything she has done for Ruby and me in helping shape a happy, well-trained Golden. Thank you Quinn!! You are the best!

Providing a follow-up review after our off leash training with Randy at Diamond Dog Academy. We did…read morethe on-leash training with our dog Cheddar about a year ago and we couldn't believe the results. Cheddar would pull on the leash constantly and bolt any chance he could. A year later and we're almost done with off-leash training. Cheddar now comes back every single time without fail. This is a dog that would be halfway down the block if he slipped or broke his collar. We've also seen how much more confident and happy Cheddar is after his training. We can let him off knowing he will come back every time, and we're now even considering obedience competitions. We can't thank Randy enough for everything he's done for us.

Randall is a sincere businessman, displaying flexibility in his approach to training different…read moredogs. His expertise convinced me that my own dog would greatly benefit from obedience training.

I took a class last winter, hopefully this teacher is no longer there. She was young. I was not…read moreimpressed because she wasn't focused on her students. I should have asked for my money back. She often rushed through things. She didn't have an awareness of how to teach human adults, by saying something , show something, say it again in a different way, show it again slowly. She said it once, showed it quickly then expected us to do it. She would show something, then have us go do it while she talked with her friends she brought in. She didn't pay attention to her students. She only offered help when I was struggling if I asked for her help, she didn't notice when people were struggling. She was stern and not approachable. She said she had lots of experience training. Perhaps that was true but she needs to work on people skills to be a group dog trainer. This intro class was designed to rush us through a program of a bunch of different things every time so that maybe we felt we learned a lot and got our moneys worth, rather than make sure we had important things down really well. The instructor said that after we finished the class we could come in for open play. I called and left a message about this twice but no one called me back. The place was freezing cold in the winter and smelly. I've heard other people like this place, but I won't go back. I also read the review about a woman abusing a dog here and people being rude. Big fat NO.

The CLC is the place to go for puppy kindergarten in town ... there are good classes elsewhere,…read moretoo, but the CLC has a variety of instructors with new classes starting every week, so you're bound to find a class that fits in your schedule. The instructors are all dog-savvy people, with experience ranging from service dog training, therapy dogs, obedience, etc. If you should find yourself in a class that doesn't suit you for whatever reason -- you just don't "click" with the trainer, you've got a little dog and all the other dogs are big, etc. -- they're very accommodating in allowing you to switch classes. They also offer more advanced training classes, including obedience and agility. There are also drop-in classes for those competing in conformation, obedience and rally, as well as private consultations for those needing to work on specific issues. The CLC also offers Doggie Daycare 5 days a week -- actually, I think they were the first doggy daycare business in town. Since the CLC's philosophy is based upon a well-trained dog being a happy dog, their daycare services are more structured than perhaps elsewhere. It's not a doggy free-for-all -- dogs are reinforced for good behavior, gently corrected for bad behavior, and have structured play times and quiet crate times. If you have specific concerns about your dog -- e.g. one of my poodles has terrible separation anxiety -- they can work on it for you while your dog is at daycare. The bummer about the CLC? It's way on the north side of town, not very convenient for where most people live & work. The building is older and in a neighborhood that can be somewhat sketchy at night (not that I've had any sort of problem there).

Not only does Two Bears dog train but they sell raw dog food. I have had Standard Poodles for 23…read moreyears now and they are notoriously picky eaters. With each dog I have tried many many different dog foods including cooking for them using dog food recipes. At no time have I ever seen any one of my dogs love and eat immediately the entire plate of food within a minute as they do the raw food provided by Two Bears. HIGHLY RECOMMEND this food. My dog seems to have more energy, better digestion and in general just seems better. Have been on it for months now and not a single problem. THANK YOU Two Bears!

2 Bears is not a a good training facility. They are more interested in selling their raw meat…read moreproduct than providing good basic training for you and your dog. I have has over 20 years of experience with them and it has all been bad. I have finally learned my 'lesson'. They love to come out and 'schmooze' with you and promise good training - NOT SO. They DO NOT provide the tools and instruction needed for BASIC Commands. I learn more from 'Lucky Dog' on TV.

My very anxious, traumatized dog got groomed here a number of times. Each time, she would be there…read morefor up to six hours. I learned from a past PetSmart groomer that the dogs spend most of their times in cages, especially the scared ones. Whenever my dog got anxious or reactive, she was put in a cage. This is completely unfair because she is anxious- that doesn't mean she shouldn't get the same care as "typical" dogs. My dog would leave exhausted and seemingly depressed the rest of the day after I picked her up. Lastly, for all the appointments she had there, they were charging me with a "special needs care fee" without telling me or allowing me to see the receipt. This was an extra $15 or $20 that I did not know about. The groomer (a non-licensed veterinary professional) told me my dog needs stronger medication if she's going to keep coming there. My dog now does mobile grooming where she is never in a cage, is treated normally and leaves in a good mood. I do not recommend this grooming place at all. If you love your dog, find someplace else.

I took my dog to this location (he's very experienced with being groomed and is trained) he has…read moremultiple cut marks on his bloody paws and his nails are cut far too short and split He also has a cut on his nose. Upon arrival the groomer put their leash around his neck and started choking my perfectly still dog I thought he was just coughing at first until I grabbed the leash around his neck and had to yank him free while still in her hand. Again my dog is very well trained and while he was being choked he was not moving at all that should have been my first red flag to take him and leave . The groomer was Kaylina H