We had three high drive Malinois that we B&T with Jake and team. We feel they did a great job and…read moreone of our dog continues to prepare for PSA trial with Jake and is doing great Jupiter is the goodest boy and Jake's patience and knowledge has made Jupiter a joy to have. We are grateful for all the knowledge Jake has shared with us working with our Mali furbabies.

Jake is working with us to train our puppy Charlie. So far we have met 3x and Jake is always…read morepositive, patient, and friendly with both Charlie and my family. Our puppy is learning so much and we couldn't be happier with Precision K9!

We moved to Leander in May and after checking out several training and daycare options, we found…read moresomething truly special at Unleashed Unlimited. Our pup Li'Li completed a board and train and now continues with daycare and private lessons... and she absolutely LOVES it there. We have tried another board and train and it hardly moved the needle... the key is that Unleashed trains the pup AND me! I needed to learn how to communicate better with Li. Li'Li used to be extremely skittish and afraid of people - particularly men, but thanks to the calm, confident, and compassionate training from Paul, Avery, Abby, and the entire team, she's become more confident, joyful, and open to people. The transformation is remarkable and deeply heartwarming for me as her mom. What sets Unleashed apart is not just their exceptional skill, but their genuine care and positive, no-drama approach. No yelling, no intimidation - just consistent, respectful, effective guidance. It's changed Li'Li's life and mine, too. She loves going back every few days and excited to see the staff and her furry-friends. Their fees are super reasonable, but the results? Truly priceless. I can't thank the Unleashed team enough and I recommend them with all my heart. Thank you for making our family's life significantly better.

This review is about additional services they sub out. Short version, it's completely inept…read more Performative theater. Zero effective training techniques observed. Go elsewhere. TL;DR If their dog training services are as decent as some of the reviews imply, the snake wranglers clearly know nothing about dog training, and why they would allow their brand to be impacted by these subs, I'm not sure what the rationale is. I scheduled two of my dogs for snake training the same day. Neither session was productive. They tried to introduce the dogs to 4 different snake settings in the corral. The first one they approached the snake and shocked the dog. After putting the dog into an excited and unteachable state, they proceeded to drag the dog around the property instead of letting it re-enter a submissive, teachable state. They dragged her around so much so that they yanked the collar off of her neck. Then she proceeded to run around the property. I contained her and brought her back. Then coming back, the snake wranglers were just interested in moving onto the next station they had set up and not concerned about the dog, the dog inputs, or assessing the feedback from the dog. Zero dog skills were demonstrated. My other dog didn't want to follow their leash commands because the snake wranglers weren't skilled with a leash. So they drug my second dog out to the first snake with paws firmly planted on the ground. No training occurred. Just people perfunctorily going through the motions Shock. Repeat dragging the dog. Then when they tired of dragging her, they brought the snake to the dog. She was not even aware. She learned to associate the shock with the wrangler's poor leash skills and perhaps his scent, if anything at all because she was so focused on him and not even aware of the snakes. And she's the hunter we find every night shredding and pulling apart frogs or small field mice (rabbits still too quick for her). She loves to rip apart small prey. We thought she would be the one to bolt and attack once seeing the snakes. Only thing more oblivious to the task at hand were the snake wranglers who didn't know how to focus a dog's attention. If looking for snake aversion training, go elsewhere. The training was perfunctory and pure performance. There was no training. About as effective as them selling you snake oil for your dog's ailments. A better name for this offering would be snake aversion Theater.

Timber played with a pack of other dogs this weekend (after two years of attacking everything that…read moremoves-canine wise). They interacted for two full days without any reactivity around toys, foods, or each other, it was so amazing! They aren't best friends but it was unbelievable how much progress we've made. We credit everything to Cathy and her amazing team! When we first started working with Cathy and her team Timber would attack his own reflection. You wouldn't believe he's the same dog now. This is not a hyperbole. We had to tape up doors, windows, mirrors. Don't give up on your dog! Call Buddy's Chance and listen to her and her team. I'm ashamed to say we almost gave up but their thoughtful prompts kept ringing in my daft head. Thank you so much, Cathy!

After getting proper training from another local service with acres of land, trained staff, and the…read moreright approach, I'm convinced that cramming treats down my dog's throat in a small room just doesn't work. The ladies were nice enough, but some of the commands were contradictory and rep numbers/times seemed rather arbitrary. I think all these 0/1 5-star no pic reviewers must have just gotten lucky...

I took my mini schnauzer Wes for a private 1:1 training session with Paul and had a super positive…read moreexperience. Paul is very knowledgeable and a fantastic teacher. I left feeling confident that I can train my dog and implement what I learned. My mini schnauzer is reactive on walks and when he meets new people/ dogs. I learned some great strategies that I'm excited to try at home.

My daughter liked the summer camp program here so much she attended 3 weeks! Kids learn how to go…read moreon the agility field with dogs, bathe them, teach them good manners and cute tricks.

Dogworx is the best! When I started looking for training camps, one of my coworkers recommended…read morethem to me. I am so glad I took his advice. I have a rescued border collie mix, and I had a challenging experience with her since adoption. She was pretty afraid of people, and being a border collie, she could get away quickly if she wanted to. I wanted to be confident when bringing her to trails and on sidewalks (without worrying she'd jump on someone or otherwise flip out.) She went to Dogworx for 4 weeks, and Jess and Maria were so helpful. They sent updates throughout and were communicative when I asked questions. She came back way more relaxed, and they showed me a lot of coping mechanisms and tricks to help her navigate situations that stressed her out. After I picked her up, I was struggling to get her to behave for me the way she had for them, and they offered unlimited follow-up lessons. We've worked pretty hard, and over the last few weeks I literally haven't gone on a walk without someone saying what a well-behaved dog she is. 10/10 recommend.

Jessy at DogWorx is the only person I trust with my dog. I have a 4yr old Belgian Malinois and…read moreJessy taught us how to channel her energy, curb her reactivity and form a deeper bond with each other through training, trust, and learning to understand each other's languages. Jessy has a deep knowledge of dogs and their personalities as well as how they communicate. With this knowledge, she is able to teach you (and your dog ;) ) how to work together. We now have three dogs, who have all trained with Jessy. You can see the joy they have when training with her. Highly recommend sending your dog to Jessy because they will become more fulfilled, better trained, and you and your pup will know each other more than you did before.

Horrible! They advertised an event and when I arrived with my two dogs and paid $60. You'd think…read morethat everything else would be part of the package. But no! To get some treats $6., to get popcorn another price, to get water another price. Just terrible!

I took my dog to the initial Tryout day & she passed. I then took her probably 2 or 3 more times…read moreto REPS Daycare dates. Andi seemed to have a great time. Their location is quite a drive for me and it's pretty expensive. For example, the last daycare visit was $84. It's 49.50 for a REPS day, then I added $20 so she could play in the splash pool, and finally, I pay $12 for her to have a lunchtime Kong. You also don't get photos unless you pay $20 for a Facebook updates pics. I didn't pay for that and therefore got no pics of her at the Splash Park and incidentally, she was not in any photos with other dogs who played (and had a ball judging by the photos on the FB page) in the water that day & who's pawrents did pay for the FB update. I'm happy to pay for my dog to have fun but the way she was apparently separated out because I didn't pay, obviously disappointed me. So, needless to say, I'm looking for another daycare that is perhaps a little closer.

You and your dog have the right to remain silent, but not the right to your privacy!…read more Caution#1: If you have concerns about your dog's trainer, DO NOT bring those concerns to the attention of management, even in the most concerned, positive, and proactive manner. Be silent. Any information you share with management about the trainer CAN and WILL be used against you, and unfortunately, against your dog. It will damage your positive working relationship with the trainer. Caution#2: Dog Alliance uses Salesforce, without the client's knowledge or consent. Management states: "We track activity for every private lesson client so that if you work with another trainer or take a class, there is a way to easily pass along the history of each student and dog team." Google AI views "track activity" a bit differently: "Salesforce has faced numerous incidents and accusations related to privacy violations, primarily due to data breaches, misconfigurations, and the handling of personal data." Just sayin'...

Our dog Charlie received training here. It has helped so much. Nancy was very helpful and sweet to…read moreall the dogs. He was 5 months old when we started and I think the training will be a great foundation for the rest of his life. Definitely worth it!

I highly recommend Tiffany as a dog trainer & for boarding. Her knowledge, upbeat personality &…read more patience is unmatched. She helped my friend with her fearful/reactive dog within two weeks. Besides being reliable, she cares for your pets like they were her own.

Tiffany has trained two of my rescue dogs. She is an incredible dog trainer who focuses on training…read morethe owner as well as the dog! Highly recommend if you want a great dog trainer