3 weeks ago I attended a consultation with Grant Duffy and for 38 minutes he showed me comprehensive solutions for the issues we were having with our new dog. We were at our wits end and about to surrender our pup back to the shelter we rescued him from. I'm telling you that 38 minutes saved our sanity and maybe even our pups life. We now have him enrolled in doggy day school and have a private lesson under our belt with another scheduled. We are so grateful for Duffy's and for the trainer Jana that we met yesterday. It means a lot to us that our dog is safe and treated well while also being dog the absolute fundamentals to being domesticated while simultaneously training US how to speak our dogs language. I'm mind blown by all of the patience and information provided by staff here and we have sincerely looked forward to each day he gets to attend "school". Our voices will be lower in our home when dealing with our doggy and our patience extended now that we see where we were wrong in trying to correct him with our people ways. Thank you Duffys!!! Also, big shout out to Jana for being so kind to My children who came in ready to play and explore instead of listen and learn lol. She's amazing with kiddos and actually had some books and ideas on hand for keeping them entertained. I really appreciate that! read more

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My heart melts when I see the training my Archer has received at Duffy's. Everyone was professional and experienced in handling my dog just when I had reached my last straw and had planned to give him away, they trained him and ME and now we are the perfect match. I love Duffy's Dog Training. My Doggy Hero's. read more

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FYI - they use fear based training, despite whatever nonsense their website will tell you. I was adamant about using positive reinforcement and thought I could trust this place. "Popped" the choke collar for correction so hard my dog was screaming and vertical AT THE INTRO SESSION. Don't trust this place. read more

Would give zero stars if I could!! We took our dog there and she already listened great we were just interested in maybe making her a service dog so we were having her evaluated.. we walked around with her and she did everything we told her to then the trainer took her and started jerking her around on her leash and we told her not to do that and she did it again and got growled at.. then we got told our dog would not be a good fit for a service animal because she was aggressive .. these people use fear based training and they disgust me... I told that trainer to take her hands off my dog and I got my dog out of there read more

I cannot say how glad I was to see the recent reviews and Facebook posts about the differences experienced at Duffy's between what is said and actually done in practice. My experiences too relate to information and observations during evaluations and lessons. Multiple worrisome observations stood out. One trainer in a class, young (20s), tall and thin. I was embarrassed to hear the frequent use of f*** scattered throughout the instruction. He also frequently referred to other customers as his "over the hill, red-neck" customers. Not very flattering or professional. Does everyone get a mocking title? Looking into the room, he was riding around in a wheel chair while he taught. Wasn't sure whether a" professional" playing around in a wheel chair was more lazy, unprofessional or offensive. During an evaluation, a different 'trainer" came out of the back with a cute, happy golden retriever. She (the trainer) was middle aged with black hair and heavy makeup. The dog was excited to see it's owner, but when she jumped excitedly toward the owner, the employee pulled and hung her into the air with the leash and collar, while laughing as if a joke. Upset, the owner grabbed the leash and quickly left. Ask to tour the facility. Ask to see the training schedule and records. This day they had over 40 dogs. The log shows how many times the dogs are trained that day, for how long and by which trainer. There isn't an actual schedule to ensure things are on track. Training notes were very short check marks. Middle afternoon, none of the dogs had been trained more than once, some not at all. The longest was 20 minutes. They said they also consider walking for the bathroom as training time too. Owners are told their dogs are trained between 10:00 - 3:00. Also, told there are usually 5-6 trainers each day. Do the math. Five hours x 6 trainers = 1800 minutes. Divided by say 40 dogs - at most 45 minutes per dog for the day. BUT, the trainers also teach between 2-5 lessons per day at a minimum of 1 hour each. 6 trainers at the low 2 lessons = 720 minutes. Subtract that from the 1800 = 1080 or 27 minutes per dog. If folks are eating lunch or taking breaks, the 20 minutes seems about right for the best case scenario. I asked what happens if the trainers have more lessons or there are more than 40 dogs. They do "the best they can." Speaking of food, look at their Facebook page. Posts only show photos of graduations (not actual training) or food and the staff eating. Either not proud of the rest of the operation or concerned about showing it publicly? I purchased their book for my Kindle. I was surprised having read the comments in the earlier review about the ready use of shock collars up front. There is a "remote program" on the website and in their handouts. In the book, these collars are discussed seemingly in a completely different light. The author and business founder states, "I do believe that electronic collars have a place in dog training, a very specific place to be more exact. They are invaluable for training at great distances, for example, the training of hunting dogs during pointing, retrieving, and holding-at-bay exercises. Remote control collars can be the perfect tool for fine-tuning a high-level competition dog. We've worked with handicapped handlers at the training center who would have no chance of controlling their dogs without electric collars." These don't seem to be inclusive of most pets and their owners. See the pics attached of their training technique. These are directly from the book written by the owner for their training. Again, do not hesitate to visit and tour. Ask to see the dog's training logs. If you're already a customer, ask to see your dog's log, don't just ask how the day went. Watch dogs being trained (outside of lessons). Ask tons of questions, and expect to see what is done behind the scenes. And do a search through Facebook for a post by a customer about her dog named "Zeus." read more

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MATTHEW DUFFY SWUNG MY DOG AROUND OVER HIS HEAD WITH A CHOKE/SLIP COLLAR ON. SHE SHIT HERSELF. He later asked someone to come in and another trainer came in and mopped it up like it was no big deal. THIS WAS AT AN EVALUATION. If I could shut this place down, I would. My dog was abused as a puppy. I took my dog Maverick, to Duffy's dog training last year because she was extremely aggressive and he nipped him, and he swung her around the room over his head, and I only just recently realized how abused she was upon talking to other people about my experience. I later learned that she went through "Thanatophobia" meaning that she thought she was dying and that's why she shit herself and all around the room. Matthew says that your dog needs to fear you to earn respect, and he can still train your dogs. This place should be shut done. DO NOT TAKE UR DOG HERE. My dog is forever traumatized and he didn't help at all, he made it worse. I want my money back. She is still terrified of men to this day. read more

Duffy's dog training is amazing! If you have a dog you need Duffy's! Matthew Duffy has years of experience and trains his employees to be the best! My dog is unbelievably well behaved now! I love that they help Disabled Veterans too! Simply the BEST! They also carry a wide variety of pet products, at a better price then those warehouse type stores. read more

We will NOT be return to the program due to Maybach having a tick bite and fleas on her belly I took pictures of her this morning prior to her training and after today and it 100% came from your Center and i would like a refund and i will be leaving a review about our experience and i am more than upset that this has happen read more

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I previously hired a trainer for my dog. She worked strictly with treats. My dog would refuse to do anything unless I had a treat in my hand. She never learned to walk on a loose leash. I should have taken my $1000 and thrown in garbage can. The results would have been the same. THEN I saw an ad for Duffys Dog Training Center. The transformation was OUTSTANDING! My dog now walks on loose leash, sits and lies on command, doesnt run out the door ahead of me, and no longer pays attention to other dogs when they pass us on their leash. I also have learned a lot in the dog and human classes that are integrated into their program. Sone of the problems my dog eas having was because I didnt understand what I was doing. Duffys has been a gods-send to me and my family. I would highly recommend them to anyone who has room for improvement with their dogs behavior and enjoy them like one of your kids!! read more

I have a baby boy German Shepherd puppy, about 4 months old and he has been in Duffy's school for about 4 weeks. My husband and I have done a lot of research on owning a German Shep, this includes buying Matt Duffy's book "Ten Natural Steps To Training The Family Dog". Duffy is awesome, and he knows so much about dogs and dog training! He is really the nicest guy. Owning a dog with such a strong bite and prey drive, it's our responsibility as a pet parent to make sure he is properly trained. He is our second child, we have a cat Chippy. Duffy and his staff also train to help dogs learn how to act around cats or other pets. With the cost of training school it includes boarding, if you go out of town, etc. School is from 7:30am-3pm, M-F. They even have parent night once or twice a week in the evening so you can learn how to work with your pup at home. They have indoor and a large outdoor space. I think it's worth it, I'm very pleased with the facility and I would recommend it to anyone. One last point, which is very important, it's very clean in there! read more

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Duffy's is amazing! They have completely transformed my German Shepherd into a gentleman! He loves going to day school, loves when I say let's go to Duffy's! I highly recommend this place as my dog was labeled potentially dangerous by town officials after getting out and scaring people! read more

Very abusive to dogs in training, let my dog run off their property and didn't even reach out to me to tell me. I had to find out from someone who works there!! DO NOT BRING YOUR PET HERE read more

We took our dog their for a 2 week boarding class and we stated that all we wanted was for him to come when he is called, and stop barking when he was told to, after 2 weeks and about a month of training classes, all the trainers did was yank our dog on a choke collar and teach him how to "loose leash walk"(he forgot after a month). If I could give it zero stars I would. read more

I bring my female boxer to Duffy's at least twice a week for day school. They work on obedience & show conformation while she's there. Which is awesome that they cater to whatever area help my dog needs. She comes home happy & well behaved. Thank you Duffy's! read more

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We took Soft-coated Wheaten Terrier puppy Rosie to Duffy's for their basic manners training. the training included 5 day-school sessions for Rosie to learn what was expected of her as a good puppy and 2 hour long one on one training sessions with us to teach us how to be good humans. we are very happy with the results. Rosie is a much better walker now. she has some good control and patience when a door opens. even her wheaten gratings are getting better. I wholeheartedly recommend Duffy. read more

I am not sure why my first review is not factored into their rating system. I had to drop my father off with his 8 month old Bishon puppy the other day and I am just ashamed at this "training" facility. Their techniques are EXCESSIVE and MILITARY like and they condone choke collars and shock collars. Shock collars should NEVER be used on a basically well behaved puppy that doesn't bark or do bad things. PLEASE if you love your dog find another trainer. read more

I have been a client at Duffy's Dog Training Center for 16 years, now with my fourth dog. As a high level obedience competition handler, I sincerely appreciate the expertise, knowledge, and time Mr Duffy and his staff devote to their clients (human and canine alike). The training center has transformed dramatically over my 16 year relationship with them, and they now offer onsite boarding, drop off/pick up daycare (with training), almost every training opportunity you could desire (obedience, rally, tracking, protection, scent detection, etc), and even online "zoom" lessons. The training facility is ideal for the family dog needing manners work as well. They also offer many varieties of dog treats, toys, beds, collars, leashes and other training tools. Mr Duffy has authored several books, and he is very talented in addressing dog handling/ behavior modification. Mr Duffy has a staff of handlers who are welcoming and helpful. If you want results, give them a call for your free one hour assessment/evaluation; 16 years later, I am still a loyal client. read more

Dear Duffy;  Regarding our evaluation with Grant, my wife and I want to thank Grant for no BS, no sugar coating, and honest straight talk, even though what I heard was NOT what I wanted to hear, but what I NEEDED to hear.  I guess I knew on some level that this could be the outcome, so we had our boy put to sleep on the way home from Duffy's.  As they say with human psychopaths, he was such a great guy, until he ate someone.  Same with our boy. While we had him only a very short time, we had grown to love him and it was hard to make that decision, but it was what was best for him and everyone concerned, especially his next victim.  Thank you again for being honest and not milking us for a couple thousand dollars and us still having a dangerous dog on our hands.  If I ever need training services in the future, I will be coming to you, and you can be sure, I will recommend Duffy's VERY highly. Thanks and have a safe weekend, FF and DS read more

We have only been with Duffy's Dog Training Center for a little over 2 weeks and I am beyond impressed. The different in our Doberman puppy (Barrett) is amazing. We took Barrett on Spring Break with us, prior to Duffy's training, and he was exhausted for us. Walking him on a leash was a workout. We also dreaded when people would approach us because he wanted to jump all over them. We knew it was time to him enrolled and knew exactly where to go, as several family members have brought their dogs to Duffy's for years with nothing but positive experiences. After the first week we had a different dog. Now it's been a little over 2 weeks, and we look forward to taking Barrett with us wherever we go. He gets so many compliments on his manners when we go out in public. We have to give full credit to the staff at Duffy's. read more

Absolutely amazing!! Highly highly recommend this training facility. Everyone is fantastic and the results you get are 1000% worth every penny. Great Job Duffy's!! read more

Impressed with everything! My dog Maizey has only been there for one day and we have already seen improvements! I can't wait to see more! This place is a miracle working facility! read more

Love these guys, but they need weekend training hours. Not everyone works mon-fri. Seems like business is good enough to have one more trainer to share the hours, no?! I know everyone likes their weekends, but literally EVERYONE likes their weekends, and businesses still manage to operate 7 days a week. That being said, they do an AMAZING job training and caring for the dogs there, and i highly recommend them all the time. read more

Duffy trained my last dog Summer. He does great work. I will be using them again. Also David who works there is really good. Duffy is a caring guy. If you want the right trainers then Duffy is where you need to go. read more

Updated review, see previous in December 2015 for the start of our journey. I completed my lessons with Argus in March 2016 and he received his Canine Good Citizen, Duffy's Hands Free Certification and his Therapy Dog Certification in March of this year. The staff at Duffy's are truly amazing in what they helped Argus and I accomplish in such a short amount of time. Argus and I have applied with the Red Cross to become part of their therapy dog program and are awaiting orientation schedule. I still take Argus to Duffy's day school on the average of one day every other week. Not because he needs to go, but because he enjoys going. he gets so excited in the car when we turn on to the road heading to school. When he is in day school he is taken out and worked with numerous times during the day around other dogs and with the different handlers. They continue to reinforce the basics he learned (as do I at home) and he is working on new stuff all the time. The staff is very open to any questions one may have and always have suggestions for any new behaviors you come across in daily life. Argus is currently working on the agility/confidence course (they just got new equipment and it is great,) and motivational retrieving. I will have another lesson soon to learn what he has learned in that regards. Because of what Argus and I have learned at Duffy's Dog Training Center I am able to take Argus to dog friendly establishments and he is always praised at how well behaved he is. If your looking for a reputable center with years of experience behind them, you can't go wrong with taking your furry friend to Duffy's, the program works as long as you continue to do your "homework" . read more

My corgi spent a week at Duffy's for Manner's Week. I cannot tell you how much improvement I saw in my puppy's behavior as well as overall disposition. Duffy's is staffed with true professionals who are experts in their field. I would highly recommend Duffy's and plan to take Hazel back for additional training. Thank you Duffy's. read more

18 months ago I took my dog here and had the trainers work with him for a week so that he coudl learn basic manners and leash walking as well as to have a bath. When I picked him up, I was told he is vicious and no one but me shoudl handle him. That I should only board him where there is an outdoor dog run as he was too difficult for anyone to handle. I watched the trainer work with him in the chain collar snapping and popping the collar with each correction. When my dog got scared he growled (wouldn't you?) and the trainer proceeded to swing him by his neck with the collar until the dog submitted to her. It was abusive to say the least and I was in complete shock, not to mention I left scared of my dog. Fortunately I found a trainer who uses true positive reinforcement techniques and spent the next year undoing what was done at this facility. It saddens me that animals are treated this way ant that this facility continues to operate. Yes, Duffy and his staff can train your pet, but go in eyes wide open regarding the techniques that are used. read more

We can't say enough good things about Duffy's. Our Goldendoodle started here at 4 months. He did the full program and now goes about once a week for continued training. We get so many compliments on how well-behaved he is whenever we take him out, and he gets to go so many places with us because he's easy and enjoyable to bring along. Every person I've met working there is very knowledgeable and experienced. I've never seen any trainer be anything but assertive and calm with the dogs. My dog loves going and often tries to jump in the car in the morning to go to "puppy school". We were referred here by a friend, and we have since referred friends of ours. This was easily the best decision we have made for our dog. read more

We had several referrals from friends and family about the best place for training your German Shepherd, with all of them recommending Duffy's. We purchased the complete package for our dog Guinness and within the first week, noticed a significant improvement in his behavior and attitude. He has worked with just about every trainer, including Matt. They are all very professional and knowledgeable. We highly recommend them for training and have recently brought our second German Shepherd (Bailey) to begin training. read more

Took a very willful pet to this facility wanting help with his behavior. I have done this dog an injustice by not taking him for training for the first 3 years we have been together. I got him from the Humane Society at age 1 so. . . his "training" didn't actually begin until age 4. His behavior has improved considerably in the fairly short time we have been in training independently for him and together. I have learned so much about Winston and what it means to be a responsible pet owner. All of the staff are very considerate and knowledgeable. In fact, I was most pleasantly surprised when Winston was too ill to attend class and I had to call him off absent. I even received a follow up call from the staff to inquire about his condition. The staff has been patient and understanding with my training and incessant questions. It is very apparent that I was as much, if not more, in need of training than Winston. I have actually been through the facility from front to back and find it to be very clean and without any odor which I find amazing considering how many dogs they care for on a daily basis. read more

I am not an advocate of using a choke chain to train a dog. To me it scares a dog into submission and can cause physical trauma. We quit our dogs training after one week of seeing the staff jerking her by the choke chain on her neck.This type of treatment was emotionally shocking to us as well as to our dog. The week cost us $500 and the lesson we've learned- mistreating your dog with a choke chain is not the proper way to train them. If you want your dog trained humanely take them somewhere else. read more

We took our 4 month Lab Retriever to Duffy's Dog training. All of the trainers were friendly and professional, not only teaching my dog how to behave but also teaching me how to properly handle and how to have my dog listen to me. I could not be happier and we will continue to take our dog there for day care, continued training and different events the facility hosts. It is a great place for animal and owner! read more

Duffy's does a great job and really makes sure the owners understand what is going on so they can continue training at home.

I would not waste your money here. When we called to inquire we were told we would have a 30-90 minute evaluation. Up front we were told our pup was possibly too young, but they felt he was ready. He was already trained With the basics at four months. We decided to use Duffy's after the reviews and visiting their facility and being evaluated. I sure Wish I had changed my mind. Every time we took our lovable, smart Aussie he would whimper and hide. Especially running and grumbling at one of the trainers. I should've followed his instincts! Now he hates strangers, the vet, the groomer, etc. , when he did not until taking him here, not to mention they taught him absolutely NOTHING! We were all involved and did all they requested while there and at home. When we would pick him up, no one would give us any idea of how he was doing or how the day went, unless we asked! I have had experience raising and breeding several different dogs over the years and while we thought this would be good, as he was our daughters dog, and to have her have training too, it was the worse idea ever! Save your money, do not empower this place or the people here to continue to treat your loving pets the way they do! read more

I rescued a Pit bull several months ago. I work from home and have a family, and unfortunately, my new dog just wasn't fitting in with my lifestyle. He dug many holes in the backyard, ate a couch, was uncontrollable and eventually started to show dog aggression and bit another dog. I was debating re-homing him, but I could tell he was a good dog around people and could make a great family pet with the right structure. I finally called and signed up for the full training program through Duffy's and it TRANSFORMED my dog and our relationship. In day school, they first focused on his self-control and general manners. Within 1 month, I could easily walk him without him pulling, eat around him without him begging, take conference calls without him wrestling at my feet, etc. It was incredible how fast the trainers helped shape his behavior and demonstrated how I should be working with him at home. The aspect of Duffy's I was most impressed with was their ability to recreate realistic life-settings so you get authentic training at their facility. I struggled with my dog not focusing on walks because he was too interested in other dogs (dog-aggression). When I expressed that in a session, the trainer (David Benson) immediately brought in other dogs so I could practice safely handling him with those distractions present. My dog also would run away any chance he could get. At the facility, the trainers showed me how to teach him to not cross certain thresholds without my permission. A few weeks later, I accidentally left my back-gate open and put him out unsupervised for about 15 minutes. When I went to let him inside, he was sitting at the open gate and did not run away - he knew he was not allowed to cross that threshold without my permission. AMAZING! I started with the training collar and eventually bought an electronic collar to give me faster response time when my dog would get mischievous. Because of my dog's stubbornness and aggression, I really think most families would have given up on him and he would have been put down. I give Duffy's the credit for teaching me how to work with my dog and saving his life. I'd highly recommend Duffy's to anyone. read more

I cannot talk highly enough about the knowledgeable, caring and personable staff at Duffy's. We enrolled our French Bulldog Chapo into the full training program and it has already been beneficial after only 4 days. Chapo's manner, demeanor and overall behavior have improved tremendously. The staff is awesome at training your dog and then training you how to reinforce the concepts at home. I had my rottweiler and boxer trained by Duffy's 15 years ago and am back with my new dog. It is worth every penny and more to have a dog who is well behaved. read more

I have been very happy with the training my basset hound and I have received at Duffy's. Their expertise and professionalism is exactly what we needed. I am very comfortable leaving him for boarding and training when I need to go out of town. His tail is wagging all the way from the car to the door inside. Morgan is one point away from his Championship, and they have helped to make it possible! read more

I waited a couple months before reviewing this place. I have a high drive, determined GS pup. I took her to training for several weeks where several dogs and owners worked on training their pups together. My pup had either already learned what was being taught, or picked it up so quick she then became bored. The three things I wanted her to work on didn't change as they would require more individual attention. I heard from several people around my area how wonderful Duffy's was. So, I went to a free one hour assessment. I was assured that what needed worked on would be taken care of. During that hour session what they showed was so amazing it seemed like magic. She was very reactive to dogs she didn't know in a negative way, not when they brought a dog out during that session, amazingly she was quiet! She also learned to ignore beef jerky that was dropped on the floor. She had never done either of those. With those two things and the promise that they would ensure after her training that all living things would be safe in my home I couldn't wait to sign up and I didn't care the cost. The three things she really needed to work on was to walk on a leash without pulling, not react towards other dogs on the leash and I wanted to ensure she would not harm my chihuahua or blind rat terrier due simply to a size difference. So I dropped her off for a week of training. The first day I came for an hour training at the end of the day which was a Monday. Then left her there until Friday evening when I had another hour session with her and was taking her home for the weekend and Christmas and would again bring her in for the rest of her program that was supposed to include off leash work. After the first week I decided she would never go back for several reasons. She did not seem to learn anything, it was almost as if the only times she was worked with was when I was there for the two hours. While walking her on the leash she continued to pull, even the trainer said she should have that at that point, yet she didn't. When the trainer would leave the room she was happy and once he came into the room she cowered down as low as she could get to the floor and even though she is strong and was about 60 pounds tried to fit herself under the chair I was sitting in. She was scared of the trainer and had never showed fear like that before. While training a dog they often will bring other dogs through the room to the waiting area. While I was there a 12 week old lab (maybe Golden I get those confused) was being walked through. His trainer was standing with the dog that had either a choke chain or a prong collar on. While standing there he was looking at his phone and would pull on the leash until the pup yelped. He did that over and over all the while looking at his cell phone. I couldn't help but grimace. They are not into using verbal commands which is what I had already begun with her and is what myself and my pup are used to. My pups behavior was worse when I got home. While she was a little of a bully with my smaller dogs now she was outright aggressive. Before she might annoy them and they would let her know and she would walk away. That weekend she would annoy my other dogs, they would let her know by growling and showing teeth and she would snap as if her life depended on it. I had to pull her off one of my other dogs several times. She had developed fear aggression. One time she annoyed one dog and the dog let her know (growling and showing teeth) and she began pacing back and forth with her scruff up trying to decide whether to attack. Fortunately, I was able to intervene. At this point I was afraid of my own pup, who was only going to grow even larger. I also felt like I not only wasted money my situation was worse than before. The people seem nice there and at least I got some of my money back. I have been closely watching all my dogs and she is getting better with the training I have been doing. This weekend I walked her and she ignored all the dogs even the two that wanted to attack her and snarled trying to get away from her owner. I learned to train my dog myself, other people do not care about my dog(s) as much as I do! read more

I have my beloved Penny being trained at Duffy's and I can say I am very impressed! From the initial evaluation to the one on one lessons I have felt like all of the staff care. Duffy's came highly recommended to me by many of my friends. Cost wasn't an issue for me because I wanted peace of mind when I am outside with Penny and my other animals. I went with the full program option because I knew that although my Penny is a very polite dog, she doesn't like cats and chickens and possibly other dogs, so I knew she would need the doggie school and the time working with the trainers. I am so pleased with her progress and can tell a huge difference when Penny is around my chickens. I have had my first one on one lesson with Josh so far and let me just tell you...he is great with Penny and I can tell that she respects him. Josh explained some of my dog's problem behavior to me in a very down to earth way and in a way that I could understand. He has shown me how to correct Penny in a way that works! Duffy's approach to dog training works and you will see results soon after starting the program! Duffy's staff are great people, they have all been helpful with any questions I have in the mornings. The full program is flexible enough for me to work around my work schedule. I was nervous about leaving my baby in the care of anyone but this place has proven to me that they take care of your dogs and that shows in how excited Penny is in the mornings when I tell her it is time to go to school! Also, the staff take pride in keeping the facility clean. I will return to Duffy's for any and all of my dog training needs! read more

i would not take my pet frog, my dogs were scared to death when i got them back a total waste of money, i don't want or believe you have to train a dog on fear, don't take them there. read more

I've taken my gs, SamBo to day care a couple of times and have also purchased a book and a DVD. The staff works with my boy periodically during the day at day care and I've been trying to reinforce his behavior at home. I think they have an excellent program although getting there is somewhat of a pain--dealing with all the bridge construction, to and from. I will continue to take SamBo there. read more