Ohio State K-9 College

Let me start by saying this... We have trained 2 dogs with Joey and just starting on Dog #3. With that, let me say that Joey is the best Dog trainer in the USA. With Joey being in Ohio and us in SoCal, we train via skype with Great success. If you have a question about any behaviors or training questions just call, he's there. Our first dog, a Weimeraner, was trained on-site at Joey's school (see testimonial on website or below) With us moving to CA, our 2nd dog, a Coonhound/Weimeraner mix, was trained via skype. Both ways worked equally. As long as you follow Joey's teachings 100%, your dog will be amazing. When you tell your dog to sit in a Petsmart 10ft from where they're training other dogs that are bouncing off the walls, walk down the aisle (25ft away from your dog) and your dog just watches the other dogs out of control. That's Joey. I shopped for 2-3 minutes while my dog just patiently sat waiting. One of the ladies (with the out of control dog) said she was only on her 7th lesson how many lessons did it take to get your dog to do that??? I slowly was petting my dog (who was still sitting and looking up at me) and said, 5 lessons.... from my trainer Joey at Ohio state K-9 College. I said call him. I gave her some info and we walked away. This happens every time we go out in public. People just are amazed. Remember 5 LESSONS!, as you have read from others here. My wife and I insist Joey used to be a dog in another life. I'm sure of it! Now, training our 10 week old Shepard/Pit mix. In 3 days of having him, he will now potty on command (when taking him out), not to enter the house without a command, will not eat without me telling him to "EAT". On all occasions, the dog will be in a sit and look up at you waiting for the command. So, in closing, if you want an obedient dog and a dog trained the right way, GO WITH JOEY!! I can go on for another 10,000 words but just know Joey will train you and your dog. Follow the training and be the Alpha in your dog's life for life. Happy training to all!! Thanks Joey!

From January 2008 Where do I begin with my story on Coco? I guess I will begin from the day we brought her home. That fateful day, we rescued a 10 week old Weimaraner puppy! We knew we were a bit uncomfortable about the “breeder”, but didn’t realize until we had her home how sick and abused she really was! With not much personality left in her our main goal was to get her back to a healthy and playful puppy. About 6 weeks later, her personality was beginning to show. She eventually became a typical, wild, out of control Weim pup! Living in Arizona at the time, I had decided that my best choice (which is no longer even a choice) was to take her to Petsmart training classes. I had, what I thought at the time, good success. She usually listened (when I had treats was best) but she still pulled when on a leash and could NEVER be trusted outside without a leash! When Coco was about 1 year old, we moved here to Ohio. We no longer had a small fenced yard to keep her in, but now we had 1/3 acre with just a parameter in-ground containment system for her to roam free in. WELL, Coco became unbelievably out of control. She would defy you in every way possible: running away from you when trying to get her in the house (which would take typically 5 – 10 minutes), chasing and knocking over not only my kids but any kid who would come to the house, and chasing her all over the house to get her into her kennel. Walking her was now completely out of the question. This dog would tug and pull you like a horse pulling a chariot. With having many dogs over the years, I found myself, for the first time ever, ready to give up on this dog that I put so much love and care into. Then, I decided before giving her away, to pull out the Yellow Pages and look for trainers. I made my list of dog schools and began calling. Fortunately, I didn’t get far. The first call I made was to Ohio State K-9 College. Trying not to breakdown in tears, I explained my situation to Joey. Of course, he ultimately told me to read his website, call other trainers and then call him back and he would discuss it further with me. After reading the website, I decided there was no real reason to make any other calls. I knew I had found, what sounded to me, a “good trainer”. I was wrong! I found a MASTER TRAINER! After our follow-up conversation, I decided to get Coco evaluated. Of course, she tugged and pulled me across the yard and Joe immediately confirmed my dog was out of control. Joey quickly took the leash and began what I call his “magic”. Coco actually responded, as slight as it was, to Joey. I thought at that moment "if He can do this in just a few minutes with her, imagine what her potential can be!!" Joey has even been out to our house to “tweak” issues that have arisen. At almost 2 years now, Coco is a well-behaved dog that I can take anywhere, anytime with great pride. Joey is not only known in our house as our “Master Trainer”, but also our friend! My husband and I always say that Joey knows dogs so well that he must have been a dog in his prior life and has been reincarnated as a human to help those like Coco and myself. Thanks Joey!

I love Ohio state k-9 College I have a Golden doodle he is a awesome dog He now knows 23 different commands He was totally potty trained by 6 months old Joey bias is the best dog trainer I know He helped me years ago With a cocker spaniel puppy that I had I have now trained several dogs through the years. by the teaching of Joey bias Ohio state canine college I would never go anywhere else I will have this knowledge for years to come. That Joey bias has taught me thank you Joey you have done an awesome job he is the best trainer ever thanks Joey your the best twyla mullen..