Maddie!:
I can proudly say Maddie can now sit, lie down, come and stay.
by Larry Burger on October 13, 2011
transformation:
Thank you very much for all your hard work with Nikki. Before all of your help I was afraid to have friends and family over to my house because I couldn’t control my dog. Now she is a totally different dog. She will not jump on people, and will sit and stay until she is called over. Thanks again, you have really changed our relationship with Nikki forever.
by Jenine Birk on September 05, 2011
Recommended!!!:
Tink is the second dog that we have had trained at Man’s Best Friend. Our first dog was a border collie and we had done research on this breed and knew they were smart dogs and we expected her to train well. Tink, however, is a mixed breed that we got from our local animal shelter. On the day we picked her up, she was very sweet, gentle and docile. The next day ( and from then on), she was anything but docile. She had way more energy than what we were expecting. But after Tink’s two week initial stay at Man’s Best Friend, we have seen remarkable progress. One of the areas of concern that came up with Tink was while she was eating. She would get very aggressive about her food if anyone or our other dog came near. Tink’s trainer encouraged us to make Tinl “work” for her food. So we began making her “sit” before we put the food bowl down and we made her “stay” until we told her it was okay to eat. This has worked amazingly well!! Tink is much calmer now than when we first got her. She still has a ways to go, but we are confident that with the help we get from her trainer, she will become just as obedient and enjoyable as our other dog. We highly recommend Man’s Best Friend especially if your dog is going to be an indoor dog.
by Sidney Youngston on November 19, 2010
no more snarling or growling:
Rahja has shown better obedience in her behavior. She does not snarl as much as before or growl as much. She has shown better potty habits. She is better at staying in her kennel than before. She has also become better at sitting, staying and coming on command.
by BrandonCohen on August 05, 2010