I called knucklehead in a panic because my dog has aggression towards other dogs…read more With compassion and common sense, just a few traing tips put Sheehan and i on the road to good dog town. Prompt, professional and knowlegeable. Tony will change your knuckle head into an obediant relaxed dog.

I just had my first meeting with Tony and our German Shepherd/Husky. He clearly has an excellent…read moreunderstanding of dogs and is not interested in using excessive force in his training methods. In that first meeting we discussed several behaviors and strategies to address them. I started working with my dog today and will meet with Tony again in 2 weeks to further hone my skills. I'm looking forward to working with him.

Brennan has seen our 14 mos. old hound rescue 3 times now, and the changes are mind boggling…read more yesterday he took my husband and me for a walk with our pup on the rail trail to teach us how to walk him. I anticipated letting my husband do the actual training and just watch, but he made it look so easy that I volunteered to try walking him. wow, to say I was shocked and pleased is an understatement. I will be putting in some steps over the next couple of weeks to reinforce my training, but I already feel confident with what he has taught us. in 3 sessions our dog no longer jumps on us, has played with Brennans dog with no aggression, and was able to walk nicely for an hour with people and even dogs passing us. I guarantee whatever your issue is Brennan can help!

With just one session with Brennan, my family has a much better understanding of our dog and how to…read moretrain him to get the behavior we expect. After one day, I am already noticing an improvement with our 2 year old male Shiba Inu and I think we finally understand how to position our pup for success. I wish we would have found Brennan sooner! I highly recommend his expertise and his ability to articulate what we needed to help our little buddy. Thanks Brennan - we will be sending business your way as we find others in need of your services.

Sammy & I met with Ian this morning for his evaluation. It went very well & we both look forward to…read morestarting classes soon. Sent info to my daughter, Jennifer, for her dog Muira. We have to get these dogs ready for my great granddaughter (Jennifer's granddaughter) to come home from Paraguay. Emma's just a toddler & we can't have the dogs knocking her down.

Very wholesome and honest owners and trainer Ian that truly wants your animal to succeed. My dog,…read moreRiley, has been working with them since she was a puppy on her behavior and commands! With their assistance, Riley is well behaved and very intelligent. Love showing her off to others! So happy I chose In Command Dog Training, highly recommend.

This place is amazing! My dog love it! It is his Disney. Very clean, professional and reasonable…read morepricing. Rambo was on training for a few weeks and were very satisfied 100% recommended!

My dog looked so incredible when he was done getting groomed at Wilde Acres. They were so nice! I'm…read morerecommending Wilde Acres to everyone I know with a pup

My family and I adopted a dog, Shawnee, a year ago. In the first few months we noticed that we were…read morehaving some issues with Shawnee becoming mouthy (insisting on biting, gently at first) including my 6, 10, and 12 year old girls. We contacted Betsy Ritter via email and were given some ideas to remedy. Approximately a month later, my wife sent another email stating we were still having problems but making some improvements. However things never did get better and my wife did not want to continue bothering Betsy for fear she would feel we are incompetent (see later on how right we were). Betsy never contacted us back either to follow up, or make the house visit like she promised when we adopted Shawnee. Finally about 10 months into owning Shawnee, he had jumped through the screen door 3 times, out the first story window 3-4 times and would rush out the door countless times when my daughters would go outside. This became a safety issue for Shawnee and anyone walking down the street or driving. The screen door was fixed with a metal screen and the windows could only be half open, but he was able to push by my children and escape. Our last encounters was during a Vet visit, he had to be muzzled and restrained for almost biting the vet. He pushed through the screen door that was not latched properly and was lunging at the post man, and he started viciously growling at a lady who was visiting us who was with our friend. Because of the propensity he showed in possibly biting/attacking someone, his multiple times escaping, we had no choice, and the hard decision to return him. Not once did Betsy say 'Before you do this, let me come over and see if maybe we can resolve this or find a way to keep everyone happy." Instead she directed us to return him to a foster home, 3 hours round trip from where we live. This week we found that Betsy Ritter (owner), Helene Scharf (board member), and Sherry Schaffer (foster home) made many Facebook comments about our family 'dumping the dog off', my children just was bored with the dog, and how we are not teaching family values. Hoping that what comes around goes around. They also poked fun when we warned them of his aggression he started showing including him rushing out the door numerous times. The adoption did not work out. Instead of dumping Shawnee off in the streets, or shoving him into a kill shelter, we returned him to find a family that can provide him what he needs. And because of these actions, we were ridiculed and mocked. Unacceptable and strongly advise not adopting from here.