I have to disagree with Kate, I have been through their puppy, pre basic, and basic classes. There were many mixed breeds and in fact the AKC now allows mixed breeds to compete in AKC trials. In my puppy class someone brought in a Pitt mix. The puppy came in sort of wound up …Read full reviewClose full review
I have to disagree with Kate, I have been through their puppy, pre basic, and basic classes. There were many mixed breeds and in fact the AKC now allows mixed breeds to compete in AKC trials. In my puppy class someone brought in a Pitt mix. The puppy came in sort of wound up so three of the owners said they didn't want him off lead to socialize. The instructor explained that was a major part of the class and she and her assistant would step in if there were issues. The pups were let loose and the pit mix was the star of the class! The three owners were very apologetic to the owner and were very happy the instructor took control as was the owner of the pit. I think the very large number of instructors there is a huge advantage to every student. They teach Agility, Obedience, and something called Rally. I found that if my instructor didn't know the answer to anything they said they would ck with the others and get back which they did. Last, their facility is huge, very clean, with all the best kept equipment. My pup can't wait to get into their agility ring he gets so excited when he watches the other dogs having so much fun.
