Pat's K9 Training

Pat’s K9 training is the best. Yes, I found a stray pit bull 7 mons ago and she was a rescue animal living on the street ,no home training . I could not make her mind me , she was tearing the hse up and all sorts of mischief I was going to drop her off at the animal welfare league but I decided she needed one more chance. So I gave Pat k9 training a call he came out that same week for intro to my puppy from hell and now she is a diamond. Literally the same day he started she was following basic commands she was thirsty for knowledge she wears a correction collar for lessons and now I can have company over without delegating her to backyard , no lunging commands like off, Leave it ,sit and stay are good to go. 5 months later and now you would never believe she was living on the streets. Being a member of the family requires homework and you have to reinforce his training at least 20 mins a day at the beginning but now she is a member of the family and her future here is guaranteed .. So glad I found him and he comes to you . Try him and you will see.T. Evans

There aren't that many dog trainers on the South Side of Chicago, or they're just not willing to come to my area (Chicago Lawn/Englewood) The reason I chose Pat is because I work a 9-5 and he made things 100x easier by coming to my home and training my puppy, Sammy. Pat not only trained my dog but he trained me, and that was worth every penny I paid. With Pat I seen instant results, I'd recommend him to anyone. I also gotta say ever since Pat's training I got a lot of compliments on how well behaved my dog is.

Pat trained our Pitbull we adopted from CACC in April. She was a about a year old when we brought her home. We started training with Pat in April and finished in June. Pat did an excellent job training her and us. Not only is she well trained, but we have taken the lessons we learned from Pat and kept training her . We did basic training. Pat isn't cheap, but what comes with that is paying half up front, then paying the other half when he is done (he even worked with us at the end since our other dog just died after chemo). Which means he comes 1-3 times a week. He trains until your done. There isn't a set time limit for a session or the contract. He goes until you are done. I waited to post this because I wanted to see how our pup did long after the training. She is still doing great without Pat. And we have been able to take what we learned and continue training her. Everyone is surprised at how well trained she is. We get lots of compliments and more importantly she is a well trained Pitbull who is very loving and can show that without people being scared. I would send friends and family to Pat if they are willing to pay what is needed to train their dog well. Thank you, Pat.