Zoom Room Dog Training

My 4 year old rescue dog joined our family with no training, and didn’t even know how to sit. Ollie worked with Waylon and he’s has learned so much in just 4 lessons and is much more confident. We just attended our first Calm Down class and we’re super impressed with the setup of the class to keep all of the dogs safe (especially those that get anxious around other pups) while also strategically challenging them and celebrating their successes. I’m looking forward to doing more training with Waylon at Zoom Room and watching his grow.

We’ve been taking our now two year old dog to zoom room since he was fully vaccinated as a puppy and we love it here. There trainers are calm, they listen and make great suggestions, and I love the positivity training method they use. They definitely let dogs be dogs, teach you to work with the behaviors that dogs will inherently have, and really train you so you can train your dog. I also love that they are so engaged with the dogs, they pay attention to what they’re doing well either or struggling with and help you adjust your training to work with where your dog is at. We love zoom room, and will definitely keep coming. The training is sustainable and we look forward to the lessons every week.

We've been taking our 10 month old Cavalier to the WF Zoom Room for agility training for just over a month now. He loves going there and has really grown in his confidence and is able to handle all of the obstacles in the circuit. Being a puppy still, he has a ton of energy and this really helps to get that energy directed in a positive way. The staff are great and work with him (and us) to build his skills and they really care about the dogs. We have tried a 'Pup-lates' class that was a big hit with our dog also and look forward to our next visit.

We’ve had a great experience at Zoom Room! Not only has Ember had an opportunity to socialize with other puppies, but we’ve also received great training guidance and tips. While we’ve done and continue to do a lot of training at home, nothing beats the added benefit of training in a group setting with additional distractions to ensure the commands are fully learned. We can’t wait until Ember is old enough to start agility training!