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The Doghouse, LLC

Pinellas Park, Florida

4.8/5· 109 Google reviews

About The Doghouse, LLC

Welcome to The Doghouse, LLC, where every pup is family! Whether you’re looking for expert dog training to help your furry friend shine or reliable dog boarding while you’re away, our caring team is here to make tails wag and bring peace of mind. Our friendly trainers use positive techniques to bring out the best in every dog, and our comfortable boarding services feel just like home. Join our loving community of pet parents, Contact us now or Book Training now and see why dogs love The Doghouse!

Training & services

Training goals

  • Canine Good Citizen preparation
  • Obedience training
  • Recall training
  • Socialization Customer-reported

Behavior support

  • Aggression training
  • Barking
  • Digging

How training happens

  • Board and train
  • Group classes
  • Private training

Dog age

  • Puppies
  • Senior dogs

Training level

  • Advanced obedience
  • Beginner training

Assistance and working dogs

  • Detection dog training

Additional services

  • Boarding
  • Daycare

Other listed services

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  • Akc Scentwork
  • Basic Commands
  • Behavior Analysis
  • Behavior Evaluation
  • Dog Jumping
  • Dog Sports
  • Dog Walks
  • Dog's Learning
  • Dogs Running
  • Family Dog
  • Hunting Tests
  • K-9 Unit
  • Lab Pups
  • Labrador Retriever Breeding
  • Nail Trims
  • Pet Dogs
  • Pet First Aid
  • Three Week Boot Camp
  • Working Dogs
  • Breeder of Chocolate Labradors

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Questions & answers

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What people have asked about this business.

Do you offer training in my home?

Hello, Can you contact us at the kennel 727-201-9790 so we can get more information and advise on the best program. Thank you.

Community answer · The Doghouse, LLC · 2020-09-21

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Customer reviews

Google listing
4.8
out of 5109 Google reviews

Mentioned in reviews

  • Obedience 19
  • Boarding 10
  • Leash pulling 8
  • Distraction training 6
  • Foundational course 4
  • Anxiety reduction 2
All 10 topics
  • Door manners 2
  • Listening to concerns 2
  • Manners training 2
  • Training transfer 2

Google review topics, not confirmed services.

100 collected reviews

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Angel Sullivan
1/5
My dog was choked out - deprived of oxygen - as part of Carrie's "training methods". Please read. This was our experience. I called and spoke with Carrie and her husband. I had already worked with multiple trainers with Lexi, and had had no luck as of yet. I was nearing the end …Read full reviewClose full review

My dog was choked out - deprived of oxygen - as part of Carrie's "training methods". Please read. This was our experience. I called and spoke with Carrie and her husband. I had already worked with multiple trainers with Lexi, and had had no luck as of yet. I was nearing the end of my rope, knowing we needed help and being unsure what to do. We waited weeks for our appointment, with great anticipation given all the wonderful reviews that I'd come across. We show up on a stormy day, after driving 30 minutes, and are ushered inside. Carrie and I sit and talk for about 30 minutes, and everything is great. I'm feeling good, and excited b/c I feel like I've finally found someone I can trust to help my dog (and my family). Carrie exchanges the Herm Sprenger collar / leash I'm using for a leash that looks more to me like a giant noose (someone has since told me that it's something like a horse lead... I don't work with horses so I'm not sure), and we go out to the back yard. We stay on this side of a giant fence, and an assistant brings one dog at a time out to the other side of the fence. Lexi reacts to each one (obviously. That's the problem we were there to resolve. She's dog-reactive), and as she does, Carrie lifts the noose so that Lexi's front legs are off the ground & Carrie is effectively choking her + depriving her of oxygen. My first instinct was horror, frankly. I had no idea that this was part of their 'training' program. Had i had ANY indication of that ahead of time, we would not have bothered making an appointment. I fought my first instinct (that was my mistake and one for which I still feel guilty to this day) and let Carrie continue on. I actually wondered if this might be what's required to help 'fix' my dog. I let Carrie know that I was not comfortable with this & she let me know that she heard me and understood what I was saying... and also wanted to clarify that it hurts the dog much more to be euthanized due to aggression. Ok, I suppose that's a fair point. And still... this is not the training method for us. I let her know that I would not be willing to choke my dog as part of her training program. She didn't agree, but understood my point of view. I paid for the time that we were there, and then I drove home in tears feeling like a massive jerk for subjecting my dog to this experience. I was so ashamed of myself for staying through the entire hour that I didn't even give my husband specific information about what had happened... only told him that we wouldn't be working with that company. Ever. So there you go. There's my customer experience. You may not like it. You may wish I hadn't shared it. But anyone considering working with this company has a right to know, BEFORE GOING, that this is the training method used. Or at least, it was in my instance. Neither Yelp, nor its community, has any right to try to silence my voice due to disagreeing with my perspective. This was my experience. Period.

Erika Joseph
5/5

Rating only; no written comments.

Dawn mccall
5/5

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