Canine Sports Unlimited

I cannot recommend “Canine Sports Unlimited” enough! I started taking my pit bull, Ruby, here for training when she was 6 months old. She started in “intermediate” obedience training with Laura, and then worked her way up to “advanced” obedience. Laura’s training style was a bit abrasive to some, but I think she was great with all the dogs. My dog is extremely well behaved because of her! When Ruby was a year old I brought her to CSU’s doggy daycare. It’s been a great way for her to socialize and release her energy. The prices are more than reasonable and I felt very comfortable knowing the CSU staff was watching over my baby. Everyone is professional, the facility is clean and you can tell they really take pride in caring for all dogs- big and small! If you are thinking about bringing your dog here, don’t hesitate!

Super disappointed in this place. When I initially brought my dog to their daycare program everything seemed great. That is until my husband witnessed Heather (the manager) bang on my dogs crate aggressively at drop off because he tried to mark his territory. After my husband told me what he had witnessed, I immediately picked him up and expressed my concern. Heathers response was “this is not a free for all.” Does that mean its okay?! I understand consequences and disciplining a dog when he does something wrong, but by banging on a crate when he is inside?? Thats animal cruelty. It produces trauma and anxiety. Not only is it bullying, its intimidating and terrifying to a dog. I thought this facility was filled with trainers? Im sure there is a better way to correct this behavior than by terrifying the poor little guy. I wanted to love this place, but unfortunately I will not be bringing my dog back. Think twice before leaving your dog here. Beware of Heather.