I adopted my Schnoodle from a rescue agency, and he came packaged with some *bad* habits. I've had…read moredogs all my life and knew what to expect, but this little guy is complex. Luckily, we worked through 4 sessions with Steven Myers and I'm fairly convinced he could train Cerberus given enough patience and owner effort. He listened to my specific concerns (biting, barking, using the house as a port-a-potty) and addressed each one through training - training of both myself and the new dog. With his training and following "homework" training at home, my little guy has gone from violating most of the Geneva Convention to being a happy gentleman. I cannot recommend the Canine Mind enough, and if the other trainers are even in the same ballpark as Steven, then all of them will do absolute wonders for any dog!

Loved my experience here! After many attempts to find a trainer, I finally found what I was looking…read morefor. I did a free consultation and decided to try out the sidekick series. Alex was so great at addressing everyone in the class and their specific concerns. I felt like even though it was a group setting, the trainings were still specific for each dog. The difference I saw with my dog after just 6 weeks was amazing. I was able to learn how to more effectively communicate with my dog. You can really tell they care so much about dogs and what they are doing. I look forward to continuing with some group classes.

Amazing trainers and daycare, truly changed our dog who struggles with fear aggression after a long…read morehistory of shelter/foster care. Highly recommend!

My pup Twig just started going here and we love it! The staff is so friendly and accommodating…read more This morning I told them Twig had gotten into a scuffle with another dog yesterday and they put her with the calm pups today without me even asking which I thought was super considerate of them . I feel like Twig is in such great hands when I drop her off!

We absolutely loved bringing MacGuyver to Camp Bow Wow. He was always treated as if he were one of…read morethe caretaker's own pets. We always felt so comfortable bringing him there. The caretakers write little notes about your dog, make little gifts with your dog's picture... it's incredibly nurturing. We highly recommend using Camp Bow Wow. Unfortunately, we moved to the Bay Area and we cannot use Camp Bow Wow anymore. But if we are ever in Salt Lake City again we'll definitely stop by to say hello and let him be loved by everyone at the Camp.

*ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE!!! AVOID AT ALL COSTS!*…read more Read the WHOLE review! Their cameras and "transparency" are a JOKE!!!!! NEGATIVE STARS We started at Camp Bow Wow in January of 2026. The first incident, which was fairly minor, our 4.5 month old pup was kenneled for an hour during play time, and they lied to me saying it was a "10 minute break" and only brought her back out after I called to ask where she was. The second incident in January, Kimber was 5.5 months old and was there for 11 hours. She was kenneled for 9 of those hours with no explanation from staff. She also contracted giardia and coccidia from this location- costing us in numerous vet visits for testing and medication. NOW the big incident! April 2026, at 7.5 months old we decided to give them another chance in a bit of an emergent situation when we needed care for Kimber. Kimber is 35lbs. They placed her in the play yard with 25-30 BIG dogs that were twice her size, with ONE human barely supervising. Her chart, that I updated the night before stated she was 35lbs. They lied to me and claimed it said 45lbs (I checked WHILE they were telling me this over the phone.) I demanded they move her back to the medium dogs and eventually they complied. Since then, Kimber's meetings with other dogs that are bigger than her have been concerning, with some red flag body language signs. All afternoon , the assigned staff was distracted and not paying attention to another dog humping her and another dog- also snapping at them and many other dogs. Upon pick up at 4pm that day, she has a HUGE gash in the side of her face. They have no explanation for this. We rushed her to the emergency vet, paid $916. This gash pierced her face all the way through. There is ABSOLUTELY no way a 7.5 month old PUPPY got bit that badly and didn't yelp. There was dried blood on her face, and likely blood on the floors. The vet said it didn't happen within the last 4 or 5 hours, so it happened sometime prior to noon, as the wound was already attempting to heal and curling in. My puppy was sedated for irrigation of the wound along with stitches. She needed antibiotics along with a cone and permanent damage/scarring. They refused to give me the names of the employees that were with my dog that day. Their managers play the pitty game and excuse their customer service flaws on their personal life problems- unprofessional. I received a call while on vacation a week after the above incident from one of the managers. They "completed their investigation" and finished reviewing footage. She said our dog was happy and playing all day and the injury is from a play, and therefore they claim they are not responsible for it. Despite us telling her that we understand play bites happen and our issue lies with the fact that our dog was in their care all day with an OPEN BLEEDING HOLE IN HER FACE. Our issue lies with the fact that they FAILED to "notice" a hole in her face all day because "she didn't want to be petted" and failed to alert us so she could get vet care. All the manager had to say was "well it doesn't matter what we say to you. You're unhappy every single time you bring her in anyway." I then brought up all incidents from January to now and asked her if I was in the wrong for being "unhappy." Her response was "well dog daycare isn't for everyone. If you don't like how we run our business, then don't bring your dog here." She was less than pleased about my reviews across different platforms as well. *I should add, I understand things happen. Dogs communicate in their own way. You can't prevent these things sometimes. Im not blaming them for the injury itself. My issue lies with the fact that they ignored this wound on her face. They claim they "didn't notice." And let it go all day with no call to us. This would be a very different situation had this been reported to us immediately. * AVOID AVOID AVOID AVOID!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THEY HAVE NOW BLOCKED ME BECAUSE I AM EXPOSING THEM FOR BEING NEGLEGENT AND IRRESPONSIBLE! ABSOLUTE ADMISSION OF GUILT!

I was going to give up! I did not want to pay addition paymenllhey to have her transported by an…read moreairline for another $750! Britt was Johnny on the spot! She just mentioned her brother was coming to northern ca! I knew it was meant to be!

From the owner: Due to being active Police Officer and Disabled Army Veteran my company strives to help our…read morecommunity by helping your dog become a great obedient member of your family and our in the community. We offer private lessons and board and train programs. We also offer over night boarding when you cannot take your dog with you on trips.

Train Walk Poop has been a turning point for my CAWS foster, Ruben Humphrey, a sensitive little…read morepoodle terrier mix who came to rescue carrying a lot of fear and insecurity. Over several week-long board and train sessions, he has improved significantly, and the change in his confidence and self-regulation has been remarkable to watch. The proof is in Ruben himself. He perks up in the car about a quarter mile out, before we have even pulled in. This is a dog who loves his time here, and that tells me everything about how he is treated when I am not the one holding the leash. He is smart, and this is exactly the kind of structured, positive work that lets a dog like him build real confidence instead of just learning to cope. What sets them apart for me is the daily report cards and the tips the trainer shares. They do not just send him home polished and leave me to guess. I learn from those notes and carry the same work forward at home, which is what actually makes the progress stick. That partnership matters enormously when you are fostering a dog who needs consistency to thrive. And here is the part that means the most: Train Walk Poop donates their services to some of CAWS's least-adoptable foster dogs. These are the dogs who need help the most and have the hardest time finding it. Investing their skill and their time in dogs like Ruben, with no expectation of payment, changes outcomes and changes lives. I am deeply grateful. If you have a dog who needs more than the basics, especially a nervous or reactive one, I cannot recommend them highly enough. Thank you for everything you have done for Ruben and for so many others.

this company stole 4,000$ from me…read more promise the world to earn my business as they have no idea how to actually train dogs. my dog has only behaved worse since starting their program do not use this company!!!!!!

This review is two years long overdue. I have a reactive Shepsky, and had challenges, navigating…read moreher behavior, especially during walks. Walks became a challenge and at times stressful. That's when I decided to hire Alexandra. Alexandra is such a calm and patient trainer. She is knowledgeable and she has taught me how to manage my dog's reactivity as well as how to communicate with my dog during walks. My dog still struggles with reactivity, but I am better equipped to manage it and walks have become significantly less stressful. I definitely recommend Dog Savvy Los Angeles and if in the future, I get another pup I will definitely reach out.

I adopted my girl Phoebe from the shelter in April, and I knew getting a shelter dog would require…read morea lot of tender love and care. I was committed to get her training and I knew that I wanted only positive reinforcement training in fear of possibly traumatizing my already traumatized dog if I tried other training methods. I did a lot of research, and unfortunately so many trainers are not forthcoming about the methods and tools they use. I've done a few consultations with trainers who seemed promising on their websites, only to find out they use e-collars or prong collars, which I did not want for my girl. Luckily, I stumbled upon Alexandra. Her whole program is virtual, which I wasn't sure about at first, but the training I've received has been more valuable than any of the in-person sessions I've done with other trainers. The training sessions are all a series of games, which Phoebe was so receptive to. She was able to learn so many new cues in record time. I was really impressed to see my dog work through the game challenges and figure out what to do on her own! I feel that the program has set a solid foundation for when I start to practice our training outside with more distractions. Remember that training requires commitment outside of training sessions! You will get the most out of your dog's training if you consistently practice the games with them everyday. Alexandra is also very flexible with scheduling. There were a couple times I had to cancel and reschedule sessions last minute due to unexpected work meetings, and she was very accommodating. She's also given me referrals to other local trainers who could help me with in person socialization with Phoebe. If you are looking for a good positive reinforcement training program for your pup, definitely give Dog Savvy a chance! Alexandra's love and passion for dogs and all animals is admirable and her wealth of knowledge has been invaluable to me and Phoebe.

We have been to two board and train places for our aggressive dog and Innovative K9 is by far the…read morebest. We have seen incredible results and the trainers (shotout to Jake) actually spend time with you and the dog to go over skills and any concerns. I have never trusted a facility more! They also offer boarding with refresher trainings which has been a game changer. They have a forever customer

We rescued a high energy and very vocal puppy and had tried online training as well lessons in…read moreperson but were still having a hard time integrating the puppy into our day to day functioning. Recommendations for Dave with Innovative K9 as a trainer kept coming across our search and we decided to invest in the Puppy to Adult Dream Dog Course. To this day, the money spent was absolutely worth it. We learned how to continue training at home, and have always received support with any questions or concerns. We are so happy with the results, we drive an hour each way to board our dog with Innovative K9 when we have trips out of town. Now they offer pick up and drop off which makes it even more convenient! We unfortunately haven't had an opportunity to participate in the group lessons on Saturdays at the park. Adopt or rescue a dog and invest in Innovative K9's board and train program- you will learn modern behavioral training and have a dog that makes you proud. We cannot recommend Innovative K9 enough!

Best price around. Responds fast will definitely use them again. Only downside is they are way out…read morein eagle mnt

Wayne and staff is fantastic! Great place to board and train my lab while I was out of town. Highly…read morerecommend!

They always treat our dog like an esteemed guest! Barley's is a great help with entertaining hyper…read morepuppies. The have a large space both inside and outside. Lots structures for dogs to play on. The dogs get a lot of interaction and exercise. While it took his paws some time to tough up to the hard surfaces, I appreciate that that means he's always fairly clean vs playing in dirt and gravel. They've been proactive about communicating any issues they notice on him, like his paw sensitivity which has since resolved itself. All of the employees seem to really enjoy being there and their jobs. I appreciate that they are open for pickup until 7pm! They also offer affordable upgrades for bath or pool time. I imagine this place wouldn't work out for people visiting SLC because you'd have to arrange a fecal test, vaccine paperwork, and a trial day before they'll schedule you. It's worth noting that they also don't allow unfixed/neutered dogs and since we waited 1.5 years, we weren't able to visit until more recently. The one thing I wish they had is crates to enforce some "calm down" time for our overly excitable pup.

my pup loves coming here, swimming is a great addition to get him moving and the Loving Care takers…read moreis the reason why I keep coming back. my pup is always so happy when I pick him up, thank you to all of you.