Ryan is one of the best trainers I have seen, he explains everything to you, his program is and technics are backed up by scientific studies and experience. I have been going to him for about 7 weeks now with my 7 month old Akita/Husky mix. We have covered luring, recall and dow…Read full reviewClose full review
Ryan is one of the best trainers I have seen, he explains everything to you, his program is and technics are backed up by scientific studies and experience. I have been going to him for about 7 weeks now with my 7 month old Akita/Husky mix. We have covered luring, recall and down and stay, which Tony my puppy is doing very well with. Ryan does not believe in heavy hand training, but clear and consistency when talking or giving your dogs command. Ryan like to make the training fun for dog and not like it is work for them. Ryan has shown me he has a real concerns for all dogs as well. I have volunteered for a Malamute rescue for years and have been around many trainers. After taking this training course with Insight K-9 Solutions and Ryan I have pretty much throw out what I have already learned, or though I had learned. Ryan is very accessible for any questions or help even when you are not at training. I am so glad I found Insight and I could not imagine going anywhere else for my training needs.. I highly recommend Insight K-9 Solutions. I just wanted to update my review. It has been 7 months since we started training with Insight. Tony has come a long ways. Tony is 73% American Akita and 26% Husky which are both very stubborn breed to train. Tony is now healing and walking pretty well on a leash, he loves to play catch and chase a ball. He now sits on command, lays down and waits. tony also sits up on his hind legs now too on command. Since I started training with Tony I have learn the importance of collar placement and how to use a leash correctly. Tony would jump at other dogs, now I tell him to sit and be quiet and he does, he stays in the kennel without much fuss if any any now too. There has been no heavy handed technics used, Matter as fact Ryan doesn't even like you pushing on a dogs rear hips to get it to sit. All of Tony's training has been done with keeping it fun for him and being clear on what you want him to do.
