I contacted NCA over a year ago as a last ditch effort, after I was frustrated and tired of our dog, Watson, snapping at myself and others for seemingly no reason. I spent a while on the phone with Amber, as she asked me to walk her through a few of the scenarios in which he has …Read full reviewClose full review
I contacted NCA over a year ago as a last ditch effort, after I was frustrated and tired of our dog, Watson, snapping at myself and others for seemingly no reason. I spent a while on the phone with Amber, as she asked me to walk her through a few of the scenarios in which he has bitten and/or snapped at any person or animal. It was in that moment I knew I could trust NCA with my dog. Every single trainor I contacted before NCA just gave me a quote and that was it. They did not ask for any information about what was going on and just seemed like they wanted the money and I'd be another number. We spent the money and invested in our dog, hoping for the best possible outcome knowing that there was a chance he'd still snap at me on occasion or that he'd be better but not to where we needed him to be. When we brought Watson home for the first time after 5 weeks, he was a whole different dog. He was more calm, he didn't try to go after dogs on our walk, and in over a year and a half he has yet to snap or even growl at any person or animal. We have had to keep up with his training, but I am so grateful to NCA for training him and teaching us how to keep up with that training. We have a whole new dog. Let this be your sign to invest in your dog. Spend the money. With NCA it's worth it.
