TrainPetDogReviews 3,175

We found all the ideas the trainer gave us to be really useful.

I feel so much better after talking to Sally. The ideas she gave me were wonderful.

It was delightful to talk to someone who had had a Japanese Chin and understood the breed and the difficulties with it.

This has been a great pleasure and ever so helpful to me. I am delighted to find knowledgeable people I can talk to.

Emily was excellent and we wanted to hear more from her, so we suggest extending the amount of time she can spend with each client.

I got lots of good information and feel much more confident now.

This was great! I learned a lot and think we can solve some of our issues.

I have a very reactive dog and it was good to talk to Sally and hear about her Sheltie and how she has worked with her. Looking forward to receiving and reading the ebook and putting it into action.

Great tips and ideas from trainer Sally. I really enjoyed and appreciated talking with her.

Very helpful. I enjoyed talking with the trainer and got several good tips to help with Allie.

I have used this service infrequently, but tonight was a real life-saver. I loved everything Sally talked about and think this will really help with undoing the new behavior Toby has.

We learned a lot about our dog on this call. Sally was very helpful.

I learned several things and feel I can follow Sally's directions to solve my issues.

Very helpful call. I feel better with knowing that different dogs develop at different rates and our potty training issue may be a slow sphincter development.

Emily called me to discuss Winstons' variable charector defects. Ie: peeing on my bed when I leave the home. He wads up the comforters and lets fly. This requires me to do loads of heavy laundry for 2 comforters that I have ontop of the bed.

Emily said that since he is two years old this habit is probably engrained in him. So she said to keep him off the bed I could put a cage around the doggie door that would prevent him from jumping up on the bed.

Another method would be to use a scat mat, place it ontop of the bed so that when he jumped on it he would feel a little prick or hear a little "snap " - like noise. And when he was permitted to get onto the bed to sleep with me at night or for naps, I could remove it.

The method I'm using is to fence him off. He can be left in the fenced area by the dog door and this method has worked so far.

Thank-you Emily for assisting me in my decisions of training my animal. Winston.

Very helpful call - I think the tips and ideas we got will be very helpful.

A wonderful call that reassured and encouraged me to keep on with my efforts of civilizing Barney.

Emily was very supportive and answered each of my questions. She also gave examples and tips for me to use.