An 18-month-old Belgian Malinois was kicked out of dog care and the dog park. After a week of boarding and training with our team, her owner says they can enjoy walking anywhere they want without fear.
Archie, a golden retriever puppy, was very reactive and hard to walk, darting after birds and cats. Almost a year after his board and train, he goes along on daily errands and runs around the park leash free.
A two-year-old rescue Staffy mix had zero recall, pulled hard on the leash, jumped on people and was highly reactive with other dogs. After a board and train, she comes on command and can walk past other dogs.
Chloe, a one-year-old Pit Bull, pulled on the leash and barked at people and dogs. After five weeks of private lessons she walks calmly, answers commands the first time and holds a sit on her own.
Max, a six-month-old Malinois and Shepherd mix, started with weekly private lessons. His family then chose a board and train stay, and he came home calmer, listening to commands and still himself.
Cosmo the Border Collie could not settle anywhere in public. After working with our trainers, and with his family alongside him, he is confident, mannerly and focused out in the world.
Shirlie’s behavior changed after her family’s baby shower and they stopped trusting her with an infant in the house. Six weeks of training gave them structure, a way to lead her, and their dog back.
Six months after Maximus finished his program, his owner reports that the team still checks in and offers refreshers, and that their off-leash walks are something they both enjoy. Lasting results, in her words, not short-term fixes.
Leo the Labradoodle spent two weeks in our off-leash board and train. He came home responding to every command and loading into the truck on his own, and his owner left knowing how to use the e-collar properly.
Carl was adopted from the county shelter at fifteen weeks and grew into a sixty-pound dog showing aggression and no manners. Two weeks of behavior work, daily updates and a two-hour handover sent him home a different dog.
