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    Dave's Doggie Den

    3.3 (16 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 5:30 pm

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    Private dog training

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    Great place! We take our dog there for daycare. He comes home exhausted. Really good for the working pet parent.

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    Suburban K9 Dog Training

    Suburban K9 Dog Training

    4.5
    (41 reviews)

    I left a really comprehensive review so I'm not sure why Yelp is asking again... but long story…read moreshort: 2 chihuahuas that were rescued from out of state - and complete terrors. Suburban K9 changed our lives with 1 week of in-home training. It was pricey but these two have been living their best lives ever since - and so have their parents

    It was a hard decision to let our 4 month old Iggy pup go to someone for 2 full weeks of board and…read moretrain, especially after falling so hard for our little guy named Kenny Beans! After speaking with several training programs, visiting some, and prayerfully considering what the right choice should be Madi Potts helped make our choice easy. Before we would trust anyone with our little 7.5 lb boy, we had to get a sense of one's heart. My husband and I were not looking for someone who could simply "control dogs" or "make them obey commands". We wanted someone who had a heart for dogs to have better lives with structure, less fear, and longevity due to possibilities that came with what training offered. My first inquiry call with Madi was pretty long, if I recall right. She was patient, understanding of my many questions, and willing to talk as long as I needed to feel she was safe to go to next step with. We started with a 90 min at home training session to see first hand and understand how she would personally be as a trainer with Beans. That training was stressful and also a relief as we believed we found the right person to entrust our boy to. When the day came for him to be picked up, both my husband and I were crying. It wasn't just about trusting a new person to take care of Beans, it was also the resurfaced grief of losing our whippet girl of 11 years just a few months prior. The "what ifs" where overwhelming, but we agreed we were moving forward. Madi also saw our "anguish" if you want to call it that. She quickly said she typically doesn't give an update for the first 24-48 hours but she would update us that evening. To her word, we got a picture of beans at the park and our hearts settled a bit. Throughout the two weeks, Madi was wonderful about keeping us up to date and answering questions as needed or as we annoyed her (lol we might have been a little over the top haha) She never hesitated to share and ensure our boy was learning, and struggling in some areas, but overall doing great. Now that he is back with us, we have already had one of our follow up appointments and are so thankful Madi was who helped us with Beans. He was so happy to see her and made her say goodbye before leaving (even though he was supposed to "stay", lol). Training is still a ongoing work daily, Beans still doesn't love his crate but is accepting he is safe and it's ok to not see us 24/7 (Italian greyhounds are Velcro dogs to the max!) This was an emotional, time, and financial investment that we continue to place priority on. I know many will say do not board and train an Iggy, but for our family, giving him and us the tools to have a successful life together was important. We did our due diligence and don't regret our decision. Actually we are extremely grateful we found Madi and Suburban K9. When she left after our last follow up session she looked at Beans, gave him a scratch and said "I love you". I have no doubt she does, for that I am thankful. It is my hope everyone will find someone as knowledgeable and kind hearted toward an animals as Madi is. Thank you Suburban K9 for helping us learn puppy manners with Madi. We are forever grateful. Mike, Heather, and Kenny the Bean Davis Las Vegas Nevada

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    K9 Will Travel

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    Pete came to my house for "consultation". I informed him that I wanted my puppy to walk at heel…read moreand to learn not to jump on people. I had taken ill and had not been able to continue her training in those two areas. Pete was not to interact with my puppy at his consultation meeting, but he decided to put an over-sized prong collar on her, a leash, and tell her "heel" as if she knew what he wanted. The next thing I knew, Pete had my dog hanging in the air with her twisting her neck, choking and feet dangling. The next day. Pete apologized to me saying that she jumped on him and he thought she was going to bite him so he had to take control. I could accept that had he not lynched her 3 times. It took that long before I got out of the shock of seeing what he was doing to my puppy and spoke up for him to stop. Pete came across arrogant and disrespectful. He didn't ask where he should sit but walked right through my living room to the dining area, sat down at the dining table, and put his "gear" and books on the table where we eat. (Can't un-ring the bell so I didn't ask him to move to the living room.) Overall, I think Pete tried too hard to impress me with his way of taking control. In the alternative, he doesn't know the difference between showing confidence and taking control. Taking control does not require disrespecting the person, their property, and certainly not being cruel to animals. His excuse was that he is new to the business.

    Dave's Doggie Den - pet_sitting - Updated August 2026

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