Cincinnati Canine Companion Center

I really love this place. I’ve been going to Mary Jo , k9 training & also Joyce, and Barb are phenomenal people and dog trainers. They even will teach people how they should be training their dogs. It’s too bad. Some people cannot understand how to do that and complain just because of their lack of ability to do so. I would recommend this place to everyone most definitely they all are helping me so much with my dog Because you can tell that they care about what happens to the animal and want the owners to make sure that they’re going to be a good owner for that animal so they go above and beyond.

William, it is a shame you didn’t stay in the course after things calmed down. Ours is the dog yours went after for reasons known only to your dog. There is so much Mary Jo, Joyce & Barb have taught us about the value of proper training, and that there is no hopeless case. We keep coming back for the education and the privilege to be taught by caring and award-winning professionals in hopes we will one day emulate a fraction of their level of love, discipline and dedication.

I would like to make a statement in reference to a review that was made recently. If you are going to post a review and and rate a company please be honest with what you are posting. Mary Jo is an awesome trainer. If you bring your dog in the training center and you put the work in that is ask of you, you will leave with a well trained dog. We have repeat customers that know how to train their dogs because they have came multiple times with other dogs but chose to come back and work in a class. I have been with Mary Jo for 7.5 years and I have 2 dogs that I can take anywhere and not worry about them embarrassing me or going after another dog. Even though they have completed their training they still do class every week. There is a reason why Mary Jo has been training for over 40 years and has customers that will stand behind her.

Mary Jo and her staff are great trainers. They care deeply for the dogs that they work with. They expect if you are in a training class that you work with your dog. The incident that Mr. Ruesink posted about is not accurate; I was there. He has had difficulty managing his dog and was provided direction. His dog attacked another dog. When he was told to control his dog, he became upset and left.