Really our top goals with K-9 off leash was to make pepper a good housemate in all regards. Leash training. No jumping. No peeing on guests when they arrive. Independence. Not having to be right up on me. Independence inside, outside, on/off the leash. I do not want my pup to cau…Read full reviewClose full review
Really our top goals with K-9 off leash was to make pepper a good housemate in all regards. Leash training. No jumping. No peeing on guests when they arrive. Independence. Not having to be right up on me. Independence inside, outside, on/off the leash. I do not want my pup to cause contention in the house and she was on the verge of that. Abby, her trainer, has such a spirit of compassion and competence. She has high standards. Don’t let her good attitude and communication skills fool you. Your pup will get down to business when they are in Abby’s care. Abby is prompt to send end-of-day update videos, pictures, and any notes from the day. I was respectful of their time together and did not interrupt training—even though we exchanged a few texts to clarify goals. Plus! K9 maintains the relationship for life at no additional cost. The cost is pennies on the dollar for the enrichment you receive for your practical life and the whole family can enjoy your pup. The key is continuing the learning skills after boarding.
