I had my dog in training with this guy every Sunday for over a year. Sure, the dog can sit and…read moresometimes walk on a leash but the dog still chews up anything he can when home. I even had this guy take the dog overnight several times when he said he would work on the dog's behavior both with chewing and with younger kids. I love the dog but this trainer did nothing useful for him. I do not recommend.

Recommend 1000%. We start level 2 soon and learning how to walk on a leash with my very high energy…read morepup has been great. Reasonable prices and very knowledgeable classes.

I CANNOT BELIEVE THEY CUT OFF my poodles tail!!! I cried for HOURS!! The directions I gave were to…read morewash, dry and clean up his FACE!!! They chose to cut off his tail because they said it was matted. THEY DID NOT ASK MY PERMISSION TO CUT IT! Not only did I pay for the wash and dry service and said do not give him a cut but I would have taken the time to unmat his tail had I known or been given the OPTION!! I am SO UPSET they had NO RIGHT - this was so evil to do to our poor dog!!! DO NOT TRUST THIS PETSMART!!

This location is super clean and the employees were super friendly. From the gal who helped me…read morepick out a healthy canned food for our now toothless dog, to the young man in checkout. They have a great selection of everything here. There is a adoption center that has a couple cats here at this time. The grooming center is a a popular Hotspot. They are following covid guidelines and are wearing and requiring masks.

I truly cannot say enough incredible things about Erika and All-American K-9 Dog Training. Sending…read moreour 9-month-old pup, Lilo, away for three weeks was a big decision, but it turned out to be one of the absolute best things we could have done for her -- and for our entire family. The dog that came home to us was absolutely remarkable. Lilo returned with confidence, structure, manners, and an understanding of commands that completely exceeded our expectations. The difference is honestly night and day. What has impressed us the most is that this wasn't simply about teaching Lilo to sit, stay, come, or follow commands. Erika helped give her the foundation she needed to understand boundaries, expectations, and how to make better choices. Walking her, having people over, taking her places, getting her attention, redirecting unwanted behaviors, and simply enjoying everyday life with her has become so much easier. Our life at home has completely changed. Erika clearly understands that every dog is different. When a dog is struggling with certain behaviors, there is usually a reason behind them, and great training isn't just about correcting the behavior -- it's about understanding the dog and figuring out what they need in order to succeed. Erika did exactly that with Lilo. The three weeks of training were worth every single day. The amount of progress Lilo made in such a short period of time is incredible, and we now have the tools and commands to continue reinforcing everything she learned. If you have a puppy or an adult dog who needs training, structure, better manners, or help with behaviors you simply haven't been able to solve on your own, do not hesitate to contact All-American K-9 Dog Training. There is a reason behind the behavior, and they will help you understand it, address it, and give both you and your dog the tools to move forward successfully. Erika, thank you for taking such wonderful care of our Lilo and for giving us back a completely different dog. You didn't just train Lilo -- you changed the quality of life in our home. We are beyond grateful. Without question, 5 stars and our highest recommendation!

Such a wonderful experience! I never thought I'd see my dog be so calm next to so many people and…read moredogs surrounding her. Bob was wonderful to work with! He was recommended to me by a colleague and I have also recommended him to a friend of mine! He was super professional and I learned so much!

Gus is absolutely amazing! I spoke with multiple behaviorists prior to choosing Gus. While speaking…read moreto Gus on the phone, he told me things about my dog before I told him specifics and exactly what was going on. It was then that I knew he was the one to work with my dog. He comes to your home, apartment or wherever your issue takes place. He even offered to accompany us at a dog park. He is based out of Buckeye, but will go anywhere across the Valley! Now, about my dog. I have a 7 y/o Maltese who has/had (what I thought was) severe separation anxiety. I had tried EVERYTHING: meds, thunder shirts, doggie day care, exercise, caging, special treats and bones in the cage, ect. Nothing worked. I work 12 hour shifts, 3 days a week and when I would leave my dog, she would cry, yelp and bark for hours on end. It got so bad she stopped eating and starting losing her hair and weight. Molly barked at every noise, freaked out when the doorbell would ring and refused to walk on a leash. Now that we've worked with Gus, I have a new dog and I'm getting my life back. Gus worked with Molly yesterday for the first time. The minute Gus walked through the door he casually and calmly took control and Molly was at his attention. Within minutes, Gus had Molly waiting for a treat that was placed on the floor in front of her and shortly there after we were walking outside on a leash without issue. Within an hour of our lesson start, we tried Molly in the cage. Normally, Molly would screech and freak out as soon as the cage door was shut. There was some soft whimpering, but nothing like it usually is and Molly eventually laid down quietly. This never happens! We got to the point where I walked out of the room cage is in and still no freaking out. I was in disbelief. Gus worked with me, my boyfriend and my mom since we are the ones to care for and watch Molly. Gus made it look so easy we were all afraid that as soon as Gus left, it wouldn't work anymore. Boy were we wrong. Gus worked with us for almost 4 hours and most of what he did was instill the confidence in us that we can do this, we are in charge and we are the Alfas with our body language. When Gus left, I took Molly for a walk. I needed to give her 1 correction and we stopped once to regain control when we approached our first big dog. Normally Molly would bark and freak out with any dog. I got none of this. Over the course of our walk, we passed 7 dogs, none of which Molly paid attention to. Then it was back to training inside. I tried knocking at the door, immediately gained control of the door and Molly settled. We worked on the cage and she went in with minimal whining. This is unbelievable. Now we are not fixed, nor ready to be left alone just yet, but the progress that has been made in only ONE VISIT is beyond my wildest expectations. Gus is a miracle worker and his patience and genuine desire for your success is incomparable. I am forever grateful for the time Gus spent with me, Molly and my family. Anyone that is at your last straw and unsure where to turn next, give Gus a try. You will not be disappointed! My only regret is not calling him sooner. Thank you, Gus!

My boyfriend and I hired Gus because our dogs began fighting badly when we moved in together. Gus…read morecame and pretty much told us we were out of luck and that he couldn't help us, didn't give us any advice on what to do to stop the fighting or how to even break it up. He showed us small training tips to do with each dog but nothing to help with the two together. We paid him $250 for him to tell us there is no hope. We called him back and he said within 2 weeks he would come back to our house and it has been over 3 weeks and we have not heard a thing. Very disappointed and I hope no one else calls him for help with their dogs fighting because it was a huge waste of money. My dog is now missing a 2 inch chunk of his ear and we are having to call and pay for another trainer. If you're dogs are fighting Gus is not the person to call.

So for all of you Pawsitive K9 lovers, I must tell you Matt has a very charming personality;…read morehowever that does not help when you have paid him in full for in home dog training and he only showed up for 2 appointments. This not the first time doing this, if you think he's the one ask if you can go to his facilities to start the process. I bet you will never know when it's at!

may be a worthwhile dog trainer but she is a lousy business person. I have made numerous contacts…read moreand Email follow ups to no avail. She does not return calls or any other contact even with repeated request!!! If you are looking for an in-home dog trainer, try Raise the Woof at 602-920-2987 Ken Duvall

I met Ayden through a dog boarding app. He watched my dog for a week while I was out of town. My…read moredog is pretty big and used to drag me while I was walking him. The first time I boarded him, Ayden walked him outside to my car. I noticed he wasn't pulling. Ayden told me that the first night he was there he worked with my dog on the pulling and by the next day he stopped! Ayden showed me what he did and how to stop my pup from pulling if he tried again. I just returned from another out of town trip. This time I had Ayden work with my dog on some of his other bad behaviors. My dog is so much easier to handle now and I am super grateful that I found Ayden.

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I was delightfully surprised that my dog's behavior improved immediately after just one session…read morewith Michelle.. BarkBusters works!

I purchased the training package for my dogs a while ago. I wasn't going to do a review but decided…read moreI should since I am now looking for a new trainer and wish I would have known before purchasing. It's not quite what it was hyped up to be when I called. It's supposed to be lifetime and it was very expensive and unfortunately did nothing for my dogs. I met with Michelle 3 times all less than 1 hour and spent well over $2,000. Quite disappointed and wish I would have seen more honest reviews prior. She does push for positive reviews at her first visit. Like someone else mentioned she teaches you to bark and growl at your dogs to get them to listen and follow commands. I think it maybe works during her first visit because they are so confused at first but quickly looses effectiveness.

Wow! If I could give more than 5 stars I would. We entrusted Chaim with our girl, Freya. She WAS…read morevery reactive, didn't want to go on walks, was aggressive toward neighbors, etc. Now after her 4 week board and train, I can walk her through my neighborhood with no problem. We have taken her to restaurants and other errands and she is so calm! I can't recommend Good Bois enough. He is so in tune with the specifics of your dog. If one method doesn't work, he will employ another.

Chaim was an amazing trainer. He was adept at looking out our two dogs different behaviors,…read morecreating a custom plan for their individual progress week to week, and giving us tools for ongoing training. This was such a worthwhile investment and he was a great person to work with!

The staff is so friendly and personable. They remember my crazy pups every time and never need to…read morebe reminded about their quirks/needs. It has a cozy small business feel, not one that's part of a larger organization. All I have to do is say Bow Wow and my dogs perk up with happiness. It is a bit of a drive for me, and there are plenty of other places nearby, but because if the quality service I can't imagine taking them elsewhere.

They get one star for the cameras in the back and monitor in the lobby so I could watch how they…read morepoorly handled my pup. My 6 month old puppy was thrown in a room with 20+ uncomfortable puppies after being told that she would be slowly introduced into the areas. The guy that works the counter is condescending and then tells you what you want to hear then totally gaslight you when you question whatever is really happening. I would never recommend this to anyone much less to someone who's bringing their puppy to a daycare for the first time. I pulled my baby out after 30 mins of being traumatized. I'm so mad!