The K9 Coach

King of Prussia, Pennsylvania

5/5· 78 Google reviews

About The K9 Coach

Programs include behavior consultation and puppy training.

Training & services

Training goals

  • Behavior consultation
  • Puppy training

Behavior support

  • Aggression training Customer-reported

How training happens

  • In-home training
  • Owner coaching Customer-reported

Dog age

  • Puppies

Your dog’s background

  • Rescue dogs Customer-reported

Other listed services

View 5 additional details
  • Dog Basic
  • FAMILY INCLUSION
  • POSITIVE TEACHING
  • Positive Dog Training
  • Training Assistance

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Customer reviews

Google listing
5
out of 578 Google reviews

Mentioned in reviews

  • Confidence building 23
  • Leash training 11
  • Passionate trainer 8
  • Dog bonding 6
  • Calm dog 4
  • Personalized training 4
All 10 topics
  • Dog whisperer 3
  • Gentle training 3
  • Obedient dog 2
  • Rescue dog training 2

Google review topics, not confirmed services.

78 collected reviews

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Peis Place
5/5
I’m a Sharpei breeder of 30 years. They are a special, protective, proud, and loyal breed that, if not socialized properly as a pups, can often end up in need of a good trainer. That’s where someone like The K9 Coach, Neil Sandman comes in. Sharpei bond very closely to their owne…Read full reviewClose full review

I’m a Sharpei breeder of 30 years. They are a special, protective, proud, and loyal breed that, if not socialized properly as a pups, can often end up in need of a good trainer. That’s where someone like The K9 Coach, Neil Sandman comes in. Sharpei bond very closely to their owners and can become fiercely protective. They can display something called territorial aggression (or even a resource guarding behavior) where their owner is concerned. These behaviors can become troubling and problematic for owners and, when this happens, a good trainer is critical. What’s needed is: someone who truly understands the breed, someone who takes the time and has the ability to bond with the dog, someone who can establish a relationship of trust and respect with the dog, and someone who can, not only train the dog; but, can then transfer those newly gained skills and behaviors to the dog’s family. Neil Sandman is that trainer. I’ve known Neil personally for about 2 years now. He has a past puppy of ours (his blue Sharpei Ozzie,). I’ve spoken to Neil often over the past 2 years and he has relayed many of his training techniques and stories to me. I’ve watched as he’s expertly guides his rottie Rocky into becoming an amazingly well mannered, patient, obedient, and well behaved therapy dog. I’ve also seen what a wonderful job he has done with training Ozzie. He’s a phenomenal trainer who has a great knowledge of dogs and a great passion for what he does. I have recommended my Sharpei families and friends to Mr. Sandman without hesitation and will continue to do so in the future. I highly recommend The K9 Coach, Neil Sandman to anyone in need of training for their dog.

Nathan Houck
5/5

Professional Service, trains any time of dog and focuses on their specific needs

Maggie Garcia-Taylor
5/5

Neil is passionate about his trade and loves what he does. He is dedicated in training each individual dog with the dedication and attention needed to succeed in reaching each owners' goal. His own dogs are the most well behaved K9s I have ever met. He has the magic paw-touch. :)

Ds
5/5

I have known Neil for several years. He is definitely a lover of dogs and they are his passion. This is truly a blessing for him to be able to do what he loves and be an effective trainer of dogs. Best of luck Neil.

Witherman_ 1987
5/5
I was told by another trainer that My puppy Remus at 7 months old had severe fear aggression and would need to most likely be put down since he will end up biting someone. I was devastated as he was just a baby. Luckily Neil was a customer of mine and said he was a dog trainer.…Read full reviewClose full review

I was told by another trainer that My puppy Remus at 7 months old had severe fear aggression and would need to most likely be put down since he will end up biting someone. I was devastated as he was just a baby. Luckily Neil was a customer of mine and said he was a dog trainer. He asked if he could meet him and see if he could evaluate the situation. The first time Renus met him...he was so scared he just keep lunging at Neil trying to attack. Neil felt so bad because he could see it was from such severe fear. He took him on because he could see that he was a very loving dog and we are a very loving family to him. Remus is now 18 months old and his fear has dwindled by 80%! I know that may not seem like alot to some people but understand...what he was to what he is now is almost a new dog! I highly recommend the K9 coach! He loves the dogs...he loves the job...and now Remus and he are best buds.

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