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    Dog Years Training and Boarding Center - German Shorthaired Pointer

    Dog Years Training and Boarding Center

    (2 reviews)

    I sent our 8-month-old Irish Setter to Dog Years this past spring for basic and advanced obedience…read moretraining. I will admit I was hesitant to send our new dog away for such a long period of time so I checked out their facility. Once I saw their setup I was very comfortable that Pepper would be well cared for and safe during her stay. The owner sent us regular pictures and updates which was exactly what we needed. Pepper is now very well trained and obedient. She comes, heels, sits and walks next to you off leash. When you stop walking, she sits down and looks up at you. Prior to pick up, we had arranged for her to be groomed. He coat was shiny, her nails were trimmed and she was a happy girl. I would highly recommend Dog Years to anyone looking to board, train or groom their dog!

    I had the best experience using Dog Years Training and Boarding in Shelby, NC. I brought my dog…read moreCharley with the typical issues, such as, pulling on the leash, jumping on people, and just general obedience issues. I can honestly say that Charley has come back a changed dog. Kirk, the owner is the real deal when it comes to training your dog. He really knows what he is doing and the best part of the whole experience is that he treats your dog like they are his own. I was able to enjoy vacation because I knew my dog was in good hands. I am so pleased and amazed at Charley's progress! I highly recommend, Dog Years to anyone that needs help with training their dog. Kirk will work with your dog and when he is done, will work with you on the things that your dog learned while they were with him. Thank you Dog Year's for teaching my girl, taking care of her, and for the overall great experience!

    Off Leash K9 Columbia SC

    Off Leash K9 Columbia SC

    (14 reviews)

    After reading all of the marvelous online reviews, I paid $3000 for the two week board and train…read moreprogram. It took two months to get my dog worked in with the trainer. At that point, I had pretty reliably taught her to sit, stay, and come. What I really needed was on & off leash heel, lie down, and for her to do all of the aforementioned with distractions. I've had my dog since she was 7 weeks old, she is pure-bred pedigreed Labrador Retriever, sweet tempered and quite bright. No behavioral issues! When I came to pick her up after two weeks, she had learned NO additional skills! She would not heel or lie down, and would not come to me when distracted. I return her to the trainer, and expressed my disappointment, that my $3000 was essentially spent on dog sitting. She took my dog back for an another full week at no additional charge. Afterwards she told me that she received NOTHING from her boss for doing this (the franchise owner) and took my dog back simply because she did not want me to be dissatisfied. She made some progress in that final week, but we still have a loooong way to go. I do not fault the trainer! She did her best and took my dog on for an additional week for free. The company is a franchise. She shared with me that the owner is in Greenville, he is not even a dog trainer (she described him as a businessman), and she has never met him. She also shared that she JUST QUIT! Her issue was that 2 weeks is not enough time to train a dog to do all of this things that they advertise. Customers were regularly upset when their expectations weren't met. It takes at least 4-5 weeks to accomplish good on-leash results, let alone off leash. I feel like "Off-Leash" over promised knowing that they would likely underperform. The franchisee relies on internet marketing, and a slick phone call/email/text sales pitch. Perhaps the other training service are good, because the trainer that I met seemed excellent - but with the 2 week board and train, the trainers are set up to fail. I wouldn't call it a "scam" but from my experience, and that of others I have talked with since then, you are VERY unlikely to be satisfied. There are other operations right here in Lexington that will do board and train for 4-5 weeks, charge about the same, and not make any "off leash promises". That seems much more realistic and honest. Buyer beware!!!

    Just finished the 4 week Basic Obedience training with my Labradoodle, Ranger. He is 4 years old…read moreand very energetic. He gets excited around other dogs and loves to meet new people. I've always envied dog owners who could have their dogs in public places and around other dogs without struggling to hold them and not pulling them all over the place. After researching several dog training services, I settled on Off Leash K9 training. Both Nathan and Beth worked with Ranger, and he responded extremely well to their methods and the eCollar, but even more importantly is the time they took with me helping me to understand how to continue the training between lessons. It doesn't matter how well your dog does during your one hour lessons if you are not willing to put in the the time everyday to reinforce the lessons. I would highly recommend Off Leash K9 Training to anyone who wants an obedient dog who is a pleasure to have with you as a companion in any situation. We can now take Ranger to farmer's markets, dog-friendly restaurants, the beach, wherever dogs are welcome. We continue to work on his commands on our evening walks, take him to places that provide distractions so we can get even better at being in those situations, and keep reinforcing his obedience with tons of "Good boy" praises and lots of love. He's happy. We're happy, and so thankful for Nathan and Beth at Off Leash K9 training.

    Beaver Creek Kennels - pet_training - Updated October 2026

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