Malachi did an outstanding job training our dog, Iggy. His approach is friendly, professional, and…read moreextremely effective. We loved being able to follow Iggy's progress through daily reports, photos, and videos, which truly gave us peace of mind and showed just how much she was learning. The convenience of Skyline K9's door-to-door pick-up and drop-off service is a huge bonus, and made the entire process seamless. I highly recommend Malachi and Skyline K9 without hesitation, and I absolutely plan to board Iggy there in the future. Thank you for such an excellent experience!

I WAS LIED TO AND SOLD A DREAM. I hopped on the call with Malachi looking for a professional…read moreopinion, to agree with my delusional dream that they could help fix my dog who had already bitten 10+ people in my family. Unfortunately, for me, he fed into that delusional dream and happily took my $3000 and while on that call, he even promised a lifetime guarantee, only To say later, "that just means support not a refund if we can't help." Malachi, the Trainer feeding into my delusional dream of being able to live a happy life with my aggressive dog with Multiple bites history made me get 14 stitches and $5000+ hospital bill only 30 days later. I am most disappointed in Malachi's response to me reporting back to him that my dog had bitten me, he had no sympathy especially once I asked about the lifetime guarantee that we discussed on the phone. he quickly turned hostile and immediately started blaming me for the bite and saying I was the red flag for considering euthanizing My dog, at this point all he could offer me was a free I'm home consult to help me work through this with my dog. But how can you work through something like this when the dog has a history of 10+ bites that the Trainer knew of and attacking their own owner and sending them to the hospital when the owner is just petting him like he does every day. Malachi, the Trainer betrayed my trust, took Advantage of the little hope that I was looking now that Reality hit me, I realize that any real Trainer would've denied my dog for training given The severity of his bite history but he did not he took my money and fed into my delusional dream. Any honest, kindhearted Trainer or just any human wouldve sympathize for the owner and offer a full reimbursement for a failure on their part for taking on a challenge too big for them. The way Malachi the Trainer handled this whole situation was completely unprofessional demeaning me as a person, I want to give the world to my dog, but he questioned me and my integrity and my love for my dog when I have been doing nothing but what they said to do for My dog because I wanna see him have the best life he could have but unfortunately, that is not the reality and they fed into it and when Reality hit, they shifted tones. They said it was my fault. They took no responsibility and he had no sympathy. My warning to you as a dog lover if you have an aggressive dog, they will not solve that issue for you So if you're OK, doing a free consult with the dog that just bit you and sent you to the hospital this might be the place for you but beware he may bite you again and it's your fault every time

Tricia with CVCA is fantastic! I've quickly seen a change in my dog after working with Tricia. My…read morepup is becoming much calmer when seeing other dogs on our walks. I'm a dog-walker so I'm familiar with dog behavior. Tricia sees the tiniest cues that I miss. These tiny cues make all the difference!

TL;DR: HIRE HER. She's AMAZING…read more Our little beagle was rescued from a puppy mill that was raising him sell to a lab. The mill was shut down due to animal abuse. Since our pup had spent his entire life living in a kennel (and didn't know about grass, cars, walks, toys, peanut butter--anything!), we had our work cut out for us. And we're first-time dog owners, to boot. Tricia was recommended to us after I posted on a community Reddit page. She promised to be our one-stop shop for dog help, and she's more than lived up to her promise. Not only did she help us potty-train our one-year-old pup and teach him basic commands, but she's helped us with everything from figuring out doggy daycare, grooming, pet supplies, etc. We see her once a week at our house or at a public place and also answers tons of questions from us via text/email in between sessions. Not only is Tricia great with our pup (he ADORES her), but she's great with us, too. She's super professional and prompt, and is helping us gain confidence as new dog owners. I'd highly recommend her to anyone (and have already recommended her to several friends!).

I have taken my Pom Mix here to have her hair cut for four years. They are great at providing…read morequality service, the same service, every time. I do not have to worry about Foxy's hair being jacked up like I did when taking her to PetCo. Very many issues there. Foxy is always comfortable there too, which is very important to me. I just adopted a new Pom mix and plan on taking her there as well. Nicole has been there for a long time and provides great service. Thanks, :)

Please remove the bettas from those cups. Most were dead or sunk to the bottom. Give them a proper…read moretank like the rest of the fish. That's abuse and disgusting :(

Devon and team are professional, kind, and compassionate even with the shyest of puppies. I highly…read morerecommend the Canine Campus team!

My pup only stayed here a few times for daycare but the staff were very communicative and…read moreaccomodating. They definitely know about dog body language and how to appropriately give rest breaks to dogs. Thanks for your care of my nervous GSD!

Ralph was amazing with our dog. Despite his wealth of knowledge and years of experience he made…read moreeach lesson with our puppy very digestible. He gave in depth tutorials behind each of the exercises we did. Not just showing us how to perform the exercise but also why we do it. The behavior of our puppy after training was exactly what we were looking for. Highly recommend.

My dog was difficult to control on walks and would run towards cars and pedestrians. After the…read morefirst training session our dog began to improve and walks were much calmer. He gave us good insight into out dog's motivations and suggestions for further training. Training was well worth the investment.

This place is awesome... we moved from San Diego to Virginia and our golden turned 12 years old…read moretoday. She was used to us going to Fiesta Island on weekends and paddle boarding and swimming her little heart out. We haven't heard her whimper for joy in the last year since having our baby. This was such a sweet way to celebrate her 12th birthday and have. Whole hour dedicated to her. They say there's a 7 to 1 rule with dogs: one hour to us is 7 hours to them since they have such a shorter lifespan. We absolutely will come more often hoping she has a lovely rest of her time here on this side of heaven with us!

Our boy, Remy, loves this place! As he excitedly burst through the door in the morning, the staff…read morealways welcomes him by name, and when we pick him up, he is thoroughly played out. The pool is always a great treat, and it's relaxing to know he's having fun while I'm working.

This place is much more than doggy day care. My friend has a horse (okay really large dog) that is…read morebeing trained as a special needs dog. This facility has spacious grounds to allow dogs to roam outside. There is also inside space. When dogs are being trained to assist, they are taken out in public to get used to every day situations. There are various packages you can purchase for your pet. Training sessions cost more. My friend's dog recognizes the building. He is happy just seeing it. When you pick up your pet, a staff member brings your dog out on a leash and greets you.

We started taking our Great Pyrenees/Central Asian Shepherd mix to socialization and training…read moreclasses when she was a puppy about 11 months ago. We wouldn't have been nearly as successful with raising a well-behaved dog without positive paws! Our dog loves it there and it's great knowing she's in good hands while we're at work.