Camelot K9 Academy

I give them a 3 star. I told them when I brought him there he will be a handful. And good luck to them. He is very hard headed. He will walk on his leash in the house with no distractions, very well. Any type of distraction he won't listen. The day we were supposed to pick him up I got a call saying that he bites. Where was the phone call when he was biting through his 5 week training? When we were there to pick him up she had us sit on a couch to show us what he has learned during his 5 weeks. He did not listen to one command she told him. She just made excuses of why he wouldn't. He is just excited to see you that's all. Just admit Finni was to much of a challenge for you to handle. I know when I leave this review the owner will reply that it's not their fault it is Finni and my fault. That's ok I've read other reviews that wasn't totally satisfied with them. And it was their fault too. Finni didn't even get a graduation video cus they know they failed with him. To much editing to put the video up. But they made sure they got their payment. Just admit your defeat. Some dogs need more then 30 mins a day to work with to succeed in your program and Finni is one of them.

When I dropped my Airedale off, she was leash reactive and at times uncontrollable. Because of this, I wasn’t able to take her on walks to get her energy out, so it only exacerbated the situation. In the five weeks that Winnie attended training with Camelot, she transformed into a manageable, obedient dog. She responds quickly and appropriately when corrected and holds her commands. I feel more confident taking her out on walks and I couldn’t have reached this point without the experts at Camelot. Thank you for taking such great care of Winnie and improving her quality of life so much!