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Glass City K9 LLC

Toledo, Ohio

4.6/5· 165 Google reviews

About Glass City K9 LLC

Glass City K9 LLC is a Dog Trainer in Toledo, OH. We will train any dog, of any breed, any age and temperament and we guarantee results. We can arrange to go to your home or train your dog at our office. The owner and head dog trainer, David Johnson, is a member of the IACP. We have a different approach to training dogs. For one, we teach you how to train your dog so you can work with your dog. We also have three different dog boarding programs to suit the needs of any dog owner. Our dog obedience training includes Leash training, aggressive behavior & uncontrolled chewing. We also have Puppy Training. Call Glass City K9 LLC for a free Training Evaluation and find out if our dog training classes are the best for your dog.

Training & services

Training goals

  • Behavior consultation
  • Crate training
  • House training
  • Leash training
  • Obedience training
    Program details

    How do you get your dog to obey your commands? One of the things that makes our K9 training different is that we not only train your dog but we also show you how YOU can continue to train your dog if you want to take your dog's training a step further. We train your dog how to walk on a leash and we also have off-leash training. (Watch some of our videos on facebook and you'll see actual examples of doggie students practicing their skills.) We also train your dog how to behave when in the presence of other dogs. Imagine walking in a park and you come across another dog. It's important for your dog to have the discipline and understanding of how to behave. And it's important for you to know how to stay in control of the situation. We teach you that as well. This gets into what is sometimes called, "Reactive Dog Training". How does your dog react when in different situations? We go over this and repetition is important. Contact us for a free Dog Training Evaluation.

  • Puppy training
  • Recall training
  • Socialization

Behavior support

  • Aggression training
  • Reactivity training

How training happens

  • Board and train
    Program details

    This boarding is for a dog new to Glass City K9 LLC. In other words, those that have not been trained in any of our programs. This is structured so that your doggie stays with us for either one or two weeks and we put them through our popular dog training school. Yes, that’s right! And we provide Unlimited follow up lessons.

  • Group classes
  • Private training

Dog age

  • Puppies

Training level

  • Advanced training

Support between sessions

  • Follow-up support

Dog sports

  • Trick training

Additional services

  • Boarding

Other listed services

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  • Basic Commands
  • Behavior Correction
  • Canine Programs
  • Canine Training Programs
  • Correcting Bad Habit
  • Dog Biting
  • Dog Kennel
  • Dog Leash
  • Dog Students
  • Dog Trainer Training
  • Dog Training Correcting
  • Dog Training Demonstration
  • Dog Training Lesson
  • Dog Training Program
  • Dog Training School
  • Dog Training With A Leash
  • Dog Treats
  • Dog Walk
  • Get A Free Dog Training Evaluation
  • Home Services
  • Immersion Program
  • Intensive Training
  • Intensive Training Program
  • Marker Training
  • Off Leash Dog Training
  • Other Dog Training
  • Overnight Stays
  • Pup Trained
  • Special Training
  • Specific Training
  • Training Our Dogs
  • Training Sessions
  • Training Walk
  • Training Your Dog

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Questions & answers

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What people have asked about this business.

Are your dog trainers Toledo affordable?

Yes, we think so! All of our dog training programs are customized based on the goals of the owner. And some owners want to be more involved with the training process than others and we take factors such as that into consideration as well so your dog gets the training it needs and built around your objectives. And our first step is always a training evaluation, which is free. So, contact us and get your K9 scheduled!

Community answer · Glass City K9 LLC · 2023-09-21

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What dog breed is best for me, and how can I find out which breed is best for me?

This is very important because a lot of the issues we see have at least something do to with the client/family having a dog that doesn’t fit their lifestyle. The best way to figure this out is if you go to a breeder research the breed extensively and ask the breeder a lot of questions about the dogs energy/size/temperament, etc. If you plan on rescuing make sure if they know the breed, you do a lot of research on the breed/mix. Also ask the rescue/shelter as many questions as you can, and learn as much as you can about the dog before adopting.

Community answer · Glass City K9 LLC · 2022-09-21

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What dog training method is best?

There are hundreds of ways to train a dog, each one of them having some positives and negatives. We use a very balanced approach that revolves around clear communication with your dog. Specifically getting his/her attention in all levels of distractions.

Community answer · Glass City K9 LLC · 2022-09-21

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Is it ever too late to train a dog?

It is NEVER too late to train a dog. Older dogs can sometimes have harder habits to fix just due to age, but all dogs CAN learn new tricks!

Community answer · Glass City K9 LLC · 2022-09-21

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What is the youngest you can train a dog?

Yes, we offer quick and reliable puppy training services. Don’t hesitate to call us today and we’ll get your puppy the training it deserves. We can start training puppies as early as 8 weeks old. For adult obedience and behavior modification programs, the youngest we can start is 4 months.

Community answer · Glass City K9 LLC · 2023-09-21

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What does dog training typically cost?

This is a very common question, but harder to answer than most people think. We personalize every program we offer to every person, so we don’t have set prices that give each dog the same experience or results. We need to meet you and your dog in order to make sure the program you want/need fits you best!

Community answer · Glass City K9 LLC · 2022-09-21

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What questions should I ask my trainer?

Some important things to ask your trainer are; How much time commitment should I have? How long have you been training dogs? What methods do you use? MOST important, ask your trainer for before and after videos of dogs in various settings, outside, inside, stores, etc.

Community answer · Glass City K9 LLC · 2022-09-21

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Is training my dog worth it?

Absolutely! Every single dog should be trained. Some more than others for sure, but there is no such thing as a dog that doesn’t need training, except a dog that is already trained!

Community answer · Glass City K9 LLC · 2022-09-21

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Do they use e-collars or correction collars?

Yes it is an e collar.

Community answer · Brittany Toedter · 2021-09-21

We use a special type of e-collar. And before it's placed on any dog we put the collar in the hand of the dog owner so they know exactly what it feels like. When aplied correctly it feels like a rubbing motion Most are surprised how gentle it is.

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Do you sell german shepherd puppies? Or know someone not outrageous on price?

No, we do not sell dogs and unfortunately, we don't know of anyone selling German Shepherds. You might want to check with local animal shelters and see what they have. Shelter dogs often times turn out to be the very best pets and you can end up saving a lot of money going that route, as well.

Community answer · Glass City K9 LLC · 2023-09-21

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How much does it cost?

It depends on what program you do. All the trainers are great. Well worth the money.

Community answer · Troy Tucker · 2019-09-21

Jazzy, all of our training is customized based on the specific goals of the dog owner. That's why our first step is always a Training Evaluation (which is free). This gives one of our Trainers a chance to meet your dog in person and you can get all of your questions answered as well. (They cover a lot of info so most people have quite a few.) You can contact us right on our website (that's the fastest way our Office Manager will see it) and we'll contact you and set up a time.

Community answer · Glass City K9 LLC · 2023-09-21

What is the cost

Community answer · Fran Tscherne · 2021-09-21

Thousands

Community answer · Matlocks CATDOGSPANK · 2019-09-21

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Do u have a dog daycare??

They have boarding i don't think they do daycare? Great training for dogs though

Community answer · Jamie Vanderbilt · 2019-09-21

Jamie Vanderbilt is correct. We have 3 different boarding programs but we do not have a dog daycare at this time. You can find out more info at https://www.glasscityk9.com/dog-boarding If you have additional questions, you can go to our website and fill out the Free Dog Training Evaluation form. We'd be happy to set up a time so you can check out our facility.

Community answer · Glass City K9 LLC · 2019-09-21

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Is it ever too late to start training a dog?

No, it's never too late. (Since so many people ask this question, we've adapted it and made it our slogan, which is: "Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks?") All dogs of any age can be trained. The key is to help the dog understand what is expected and to be very clear and specific about that. We work with all of our dog owners on this as well as many other points and we show them exactly what to do and what to say so their dog understands what is expected. When the processes are properly used, even older dogs respond very well and are able to be trained. We guarantee those results.

Community answer · Glass City K9 LLC · 2019-09-21

No, it's never too late. (Since so many people ask this question, we've adapted it and made it our slogan, which is: "Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks?") All dogs of any age can be trained. The key is to help the dog understand what is expected and to be very clear and specific about that. We work with all of our dog owners on this as well as many other points and we show them exactly what to do and what to say so their dog understands what is expected. When the processes are properly used, even older dogs respond very well and are able to be trained. We guarantee those results.

Community answer · David · 2019-09-21

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What is reactive dog behavior?

Reactive behavior means that a dog over-reacts to something. It could be when they see another dog, a stranger, etc. This is usually caused by some underlying fear. And dogs that have this type of behavior can be trained - we do it all the time! Also, when a dog goes through training, their confidence increases! The opposite of fear is confidence so as they gain more confidence their fear goes away. So they start to get even faster results from their training. They actually feel better about themselves and they even become more playful. And if they do more advanced training, like learning "tricks", their confidence increases even more and their confidence increases even further! So if you have a dog with reactive behavior, they can even get back the playfulness they had as a puppy!

Community answer · Glass City K9 LLC · 2019-09-21

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Do you train service dogs?

Yes they do

Community answer · David · 2019-09-21

We train any and all dogs as far as behavioral training. A "service dog" is a dog that has been trained to assist a person who has a disability. Training a dog to function as a service dog is a different type of training. So to be specific, we do NOT train dogs to work as service dogs.

Community answer · Glass City K9 LLC · 2019-09-21

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how my is it to train a dog

Kayla, not sure what you're asking. Can you please re-phrase your question?

Community answer · Glass City K9 LLC · 2019-09-21

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Customer reviews

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4.6
out of 5165 Google reviews

Mentioned in reviews

  • Knowledgeable staff 24
  • Board and train 15
  • Reactivity tips 7
  • Reactive dog training 5
  • Leash walking 4
  • Free evaluation 3
All 10 topics
  • 3 week board and train 2
  • Flexible trainer 2
  • Free consultation 2
  • Lesson plans 2

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100 collected reviews

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Frank Jeffries
5/5

Trainers were very helpful also staff very polite

rebecca Walters
5/5

Dave was super and beiga starts school March 31st!!!

Richard Brown
5/5
We just picked our dog up from a 2 week board and train. We had Gage as our trainer and man what a great experience!!! He was super awesome on giving us updates and when pick up happened he was super informative. He answered every question I had. The trading facility was clean an…Read full reviewClose full review

We just picked our dog up from a 2 week board and train. We had Gage as our trainer and man what a great experience!!! He was super awesome on giving us updates and when pick up happened he was super informative. He answered every question I had. The trading facility was clean and felt safe and comfortable for the dogs. I will definitely be recommending this place to anyone and having more dogs come.

Isabel Smith
5/5
My 8 month rescue pup Yuri has been enrolled in their 2 week board and train program. Dave the owner and gage the other trainer I worked with have both been incredibly responsive, understanding, and patient with the training process, for myself and Yuri😊 The free evaluation was …Read full reviewClose full review

My 8 month rescue pup Yuri has been enrolled in their 2 week board and train program. Dave the owner and gage the other trainer I worked with have both been incredibly responsive, understanding, and patient with the training process, for myself and Yuri😊 The free evaluation was incredibly informative and I didn’t feel any guilt from things I felt I lacked knowledge on. Dave even gave me a handful of tips that helped with the issues we were facing with potty training and reactivity before I committed to enrolling in any program and was yet to pay a dime! We were recommended to the two week board and train based off our goals! He came home a week ago and I am super appreciative of the amount of communication that goes into the transition to ensure all training is to their expectations and mine! They took 3 hours to explain everything about the training process of his time there, all the tools and knowledge I need, and took the time to practice with me there so I knew I was using all the techniques correctly! They have us send videos and updates to correct as needed which is also super helpful! Yuri is doing absolutely incredible. I no longer feel this horrible anxiety that I am enabling bad or destructive behaviors, before training I was constantly reading dog training books and videos and so conflicted on differing opinions. Yuri is happier than ever, he’s less stressed because we are able to communicate with him and its built so much trust. We’ve had our first at home visit and I cannot wait to keep training with him, I cannot recommend this place more. Their patience and knowledge combined with their love for dogs is just unmatched!

April May
1/5
Probably the biggest compulsion trainers in Toledo. Taking aggressive dogs in public stores for “training” e collars on literal puppies, every single dog on their page has an ecollar on. If you need to put an ecollar on every single dog, you’re not a good trainer, Do not go throu…Read full reviewClose full review

Probably the biggest compulsion trainers in Toledo. Taking aggressive dogs in public stores for “training” e collars on literal puppies, every single dog on their page has an ecollar on. If you need to put an ecollar on every single dog, you’re not a good trainer, Do not go through this company. The owner worked for another compulsion training company before starting this one. Edit to the owners response: I didn’t say ecollar are bad. But putting an ecollar on every single dog that walks in, is compulsive training. You also didn’t acknowledge the fact that you are taking reactive dogs in public putting not only the public at risk but assistance dogs and their disabled handlers.

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