Virtual Training: I came to Jamie with a list of problems I was hoping to address. I have a big,…read morestrong, confident Doberman. He was originally given up for behavioral problems, especially issues with cats. While I have worked tirelessly on him through his adolescence... there were some problems I was stuck on and couldn't figure out a way through. After years of crate training, he decided one day he no longer wanted to go in the crate and started to throw his weight around by pancaking on the floor. He was high value item reactive with my sister's greyhound and my Rhodesian Ridgeback puppy. I needed help with muzzle training. I needed help with ecollar work. This might sound like a hell of a list. I had already tried trainers in my area in WA state. I met Jamie previously while attending a training seminar and was impressed with her. I reached out to see if we could tackle some of these things via virtual sessions. She exceeded every expectation I could have had! Within one hour via FaceTime we had my Doberman going into the crate again. We did a couple FaceTime sessions with text support in between. I would send her videos and she could text or call me back with advice. All in total we did 4 FaceTime sessions, each time working through new things and making sure I could handle the progression of the training. Things we accomplished: *Clearer communication via leash pressure *Clearer communication via ecollar *Muzzle work (he actually started to enjoy wearing it) *Double training with my puppy and him to deal with resource guarding high value items *Crate training *Introduced Zulu (Ridgeback puppy) to a cat using trained techniques and the ecollar I can now: *Go to my sisters house and introduce Bodhi to her cat safely *Train both dogs together without Bodhi reacting to the puppy being in his space *Get Bodhi into his physical therapy underwater treadmill with no fuss (same concept as the leash pressure regarding the crate) *Prep the dogs food with both dogs on "place" in the same room with no fuss *Give them bully stick/pigs ears/etc. without any reactions from Bodhi. Some people might think doing training via FaceTime won't work. It does. Jamie had a crystal clear way of communicating. She used her own dogs to demonstrate what she meant if necessary. She was able to nail down my own timing with training from Texas to Washington. I was able to get more done with her than any trainer I have ever worked with. Highly recommend.

Jamie has been my inspiration with my pup. I have known Jamie for a while and i have never met…read moreanybody so passionate about well trained dogs and helping people with their dogs. Since i got my puppy, Jamie has given me so much good advice. She has truly been my motivation in training with my puppy, Remi. I have also learned so much watching her with her dogs. I now get compliments on how well behaved she is everywhere that I take her. I will even hear people telling their dogs "why don't you behave or listen like she does." It definitely makes me proud. Thanks Jamie!!

Mark from Off Leash K9 Training delivers real, consistent results with daily communication and true…read morereal, world training. This saving you time, money, and frustration. I wish I had found Off The Leash first because it would have saved me thousands of dollars and a lot of frustration. Before Ronnie came here, I had already paid, the Same Money for another board,and, train program through Dog Wise. Ronnie already knew her basic obedience commands before she went. We hired them because we needed help with her resource guarding and wanted her exposed to real, life situations and people. She came home knowing how to "place" on a cot, but that was about it. I tried to convince myself it was worth it, but in my heart I never felt like she was getting worked with every day. I received very few basic train videos or updates during her stay, and honestly, it felt more like she spent her time in a kennel than in training. She even came home without her personalized collar and leash. We did not receive any of the follow up sessions promised. I also spent a lot of money on private one-on-one lessons with another trainer through Sit Means Sit. Four 50-minute sessions later, I still wasn't getting the help Ronnie really needed. I spoke with two other companies that turned Ronnie down because of the outcome from Dog wise. Then we found Off The Leash. From the very beginning, it has been a completely different experience. Ronnie bonded with her trainer Mark almost immediately, and you can see how much he genuinely care about her. Every single day I get videos, updates, and a summary of exactly what they worked on, how Ronnie did, what they're building on next, and what I need to know when she comes home. I never have to wonder what's happening because they keep me involved every step of the way. The biggest difference has been the real-world training. Ronnie isn't just learning commands in a building. She's going on field trips to busy stores like Lowe's, pet stores, sporting goods stores, parks, and other places where there are real distractions. She's learning how to be confident and how to make good choices in everyday situations. I also love seeing videos of her in mark's home interacting with his family. Watching Ronnie become more relaxed, more social, and more confident has meant so much to me. As someone who works full time, travels for work, and is also a full-time caregiver, I simply don't have the time to give Ronnie this kind of daily exposure and consistency. That's exactly why I chose a board, and, train program, and this is the first time I truly feel like I'm getting what I paid for. I'm actually excited for the leash handover because I know they're going to teach me how to continue everything Ronnie has learned. They've made me part of the process instead of making me feel like someone waiting on the sidelines. If you're looking for a trainer, ask questions. Ask how often you'll get updates. Ask to see training videos. Ask how much real world exposure your dog will get. For me, Off The Leash has restored my confidence in professional dog training. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them to anyone. I will use them again.

we spent almost $3000 to have our dog trained and he came back injured and untrain. We reached out…read morenumerous times and they haven't responded to our emails. Our next step is to sue for a refun.

Pamela is the best trainer! She really takes the time to explain everything from what she uses, why…read moreit's done, and how it is from the perspective of the dog. I've learned so much already and within just a few weeks I have already been able to get control of walking my 90 pound lab, and is even helping my husky who I didn't know even needed training. I can't wait to continue using her training for both of my boys, and any other future dogs I may get ;) You will be extremely grateful to use Molina k-9 Training!

Cora is amazing! Completed the Basic Manners I class with my bull mastiff puppy. She was…read moreoutstanding at handling the pups & the owners haha Very informative. Love the live demo with the dogs & practicing in the yard. Everything was outside, small classes which gave her more time to work with each pup. That was awesome. Super fun class! Ms. Cora definitely speaks their language. Tons of helpful tips along the way, both general and specific to my dog. Everything she suggested works like a charm. My puppy absolutely loved going. Can't wait for the next class!

***Disclaimer- This states I am in San Diego, but I live in San Antonio***…read more First off, our trainers name is Cora Harnish. I have a six year old dog that lived on a ranch chasing whatever he wanted for 1.5 years. On our walks he would pull aggressively on his leash towards other dogs, which was very embarrassing. Not only that, but my wife could not walk him when I was away on travel due to this. Now that my wife is pregnant this was obviously an area of concern for us. Cora came in and immediately reinforced good behaviors through positive reinforcement. In the six short weeks, our fur-baby learned so much and with more practice will only get better. I can now walk him and am able to redirect his attention with confidence. We are so lucky to have found her. Do keep in mind that these are one hour group sessions, so for best outcomes YOU will have to do additional work. Cora just lays the foundation for you and your fur-baby! EXTREMELY affordable, loving/enthusiastic trainer and HIGHLY recommend for dogs of all ages.

Waste of money. $2800 for e-collar training over a 15 day period and it barely made a difference in…read moremy dog. Ashley was his "trainer", although I really don't know how much time she spent with him, since communication was very spotty during his board and train due to "phone issues" and a "medical issue". I got one video of my dog training with two other trainers at a Lowes, and just a couple pictures of him during his time there. Upon pickup, it was clear he didn't have a mastery of the "place", "heel", and "off", all of which are in the contract as skills the dog will learn. Even with reinforcement, I feel most of his time there was wasted. You can buy the mini educator e-collar for $180, which is the one they send you home with, and train your pet yourself with just a few hours a week and save yourself a ton of money. The worst thing, was that immediately after he came home he was sick with a virus that he was exposed to during his stay and cost me $5000 in vet bills to save his life. He was fully vaccinated, but still got sick, and after I contacted Bulletproof, they made no effort to help or follow up. Now, clearly this is a one-off review, but do yourself a favor and research e-collar training before you spend so much money on this training facility.

This place is by far the best training facility I have seen! I have a 3 yr Great Pyrenees Rescue…read morethat had no training and he was to much for me to handle on my own. I had used some other trainers in the past for some of my others but I never had any success so I was not getting to excited about trying another place. But after reading about them and being owned and trained by Veterans I was sold. I took him in and I met the new trainer Gage. I liked him and facilitates right away. i left my baby there 15 days and Gage was awesome, he was constantly sending me videos and photos of his progression .Then after the time was up we went in for the training of me. Anyway, my dog is perfect, and I would not suggest a better place!

My Shih Tzu puppy was one year old and displaying some negative behaviors, like barking at every…read moresound, reluctance to potty outside, and a defiant attitude toward intervention. Don't get me wrong, he's a sweet and lovable little sweet heart, but with the potential to decimate your kingdom. Jeremiah rode in on his white horse and saved us all! Our little guy spent 4 weeks with Jeremiah and changed our lives. Thank you, Jeremiah! You are our Hero!

Tangible results at a reasonable price. You will be glad you made this small investment, as the…read morereturn is awesome. Shanti definitely knows her business, and the training is not only for your best friend but for you also as you learn a lot in the process. Training is effective and fun, highly recommended!

Guys, I just can't say enough about Shanti! She may be a new business owner and I'm sure there are…read moreother trainers out there that have been in business longer than she's been alive, but her work ethic speaks for itself. She has never rescheduled or been late, and she has the fairest prices in San Antonio. Duke, my 60+ pound rescue LOVES her and more importantly he's a different dog since training with Shanti. Her training techniques are built on positive reinforcement versus punishment as evidenced by his whip of a tail wagging full force when he sees his trainer. Shanti still needs to work more on me, but pet parents are the hardest right ;) I am so happy to support a woman-owned business but also overly satisfied with the excellent service we've gotten so far! ---Duke's mom

I always bring my Vivi here and they treat her like family. When a dog hops on the counter to greet…read morestaff and runs in without hesitation you know you're found the right place!

Charlie Blu, the Aussie, here telling you about my recent experience at Tails are Wagging…read more Even though Dad takes me everywhere, sometimes he needs to board me when he leaves town for my own sake, so this doggie camp was my first choice. It has a nice time range of drop off and pick up times which helps with Dad's schedule and ensures that I get to come home without delay. I like that we get an opportunity to play outside 90 minutes at a time, 3 times a day. The outdoor area is 1/2 covered and 1/2 in the sun, which gives me options in various weather conditions. Since I'm just a year old and under 40 lbs, the helpers also put me in the small doogie group with others my size, so we can play together. There is a separate area to go potty and plenty of time set aside to rest. The owner is friendly and answered questions quickly. After an interview, updated shots, and a 3 hour daycare trial , it was determined that I could come back here for an overnight stay. The 4'x6' kennels are big enough to get a good night sleep. It's a good thing Dad remembered the dog mat because the floors are concrete and would have been too cold for me. Glad we found this place because next to sticking to Dad and Mum like velcro, this boarding facility is a good fit when they can't be with me.