Sue is the best dog trainer we have ever worked with, and we have tried several. We were on the…read moreverge of giving up our dog after serious behavioral issues, but went to Sue as a last resort. Her training is practical and as she says, sometimes boring, because repetition of small successes is the key. After weeks of work and one successful session, I was excited to move forward, but she emphasized that the key is not rapid growth, but getting to the point where you have no surprises and the dog's behavior is calm and predictable. Sue is the reason we now have a happy (relatively, she's a Boxer!) relaxed dog. And their farm is beautiful. I would go there just to relax myself.

Gavin is an amazing dog trainer that equips you with all the tools & direction to change your goals…read morefor training. His work has brought joy to our family with our dogs' obedience skills. All the time & investment is worth it!

Very delayed in getting this review out however, it was a great experience working with Ohana…read more(Gavin) for our rescue. She was a very traumatized, mixed lab that developed a combination strong will and lack of attention or awareness of her strength. He provided helpful and compassionate training techniques that have proven to get her on a good path. He is very methodical in his training that was done in our home and neighborhood. He took time to answer our questions and was not dismissive or rude if we didn't understand or were not doing his training methods properly. He even gave us tips for our current dog. Ohana would be my go to for any future dog and highly recommend.

Worth the drive!! We live in Colorado Springs, which makes…read moreAll-Pro ~70 miles round trip for us. We adopted a mostly German Shepherd female pup at ~3 months from the Humane Society. At 12 months she began exhibiting signs of resource guarding and the intent to be the house alpha. Her positive treat based reinforcement group training wasn't getting us to where we needed and luckily we found Kaleb/All-Pro. She (and we) has been receiving personalized training with Kaleb since August 2025. She has come so far, and my (20 year old) daughter is doing the work needed as this is a high energy dog who needs more activity. Kaleb has introduced her to a variety of environments to build her tolerance and adaptivity. We've also used Kaleb for boarding several times now, and our experience is that he treats each pet as if it were his own. The location also provides plenty of room for the pets to receive nice outdoor supervised play time. All-Pro is definitely our go to! My only hesitation about writing this review is that I might struggle with availability for training and boarding as others seek out All-Pro. Pro-tip: Remember, as with any relationship you have to put in the work - and our pets for many of us are family

We brought our Cane Corso to Kaleb at All-Pro Dog Training after a traumatic incident where she was…read morehit by a stranger. After that, she became aggressive, reactive, and completely stopped listening to any commands. We were heartbroken and unsure if we'd ever get our sweet dog back. Enter Kaleb. From day one, he was professional, knowledgeable, and confident in his approach. He took her in for a month of intensive board-and-train, and we just got her back -- the difference is night and day. She has done a complete 360. She's calm, well-mannered, responsive to commands, and -- most incredibly -- she can now be around other dogs with no issues at all. Kaleb even brought out other dogs to test her reactions, had them barking and creating distractions, and she never once broke focus. His training stuck, and it's clear he put in real work, care, and consistency. We can't thank Kaleb enough for giving us our girl back. If you're struggling with behavioral issues and feel hopeless, trust Kaleb -- he truly knows what he's doing. Worth every single penny. Highly recommend!

Cat people know the anxiety is real…read more If you've ever left town and immediately wondered, "Are the cats plotting revenge or are they okay?" then you get it. We used Denver Pro Pet Sitting while we were on vacation and it was an absolute lifesaver. They checked in on our cats, made sure everything was taken care of, and sent updates that made it clear our little furballs were living their best lives while we were gone. Reliable, communicative, and clearly people who genuinely care about animals. It's such a relief knowing your pets are in good hands instead of just hoping the automatic feeder doesn't become their new enemy. 10/10 would trust them with our cats again. Pretty sure the cats didn't even miss us.

Denver Pro Pet Sitting deserves all the praise in the world! First, they have great communication…read morewith multiple ways to communicate with your sitter. You can text, email, or respond in the portal. The sitters give you great detail on your pets bathroom and eating habits and medications. They also provide lots and lots of pictures! I was unfortunate enough to have an emergency while on vacation with no way to get home quickly or call anyone. Nelson and my sitter were absolutely amazing in handling the situation with urgency, care, and communicated with me the best they could given my limited availability. I hope I never have another emergency when I'm gone, but if I do, it's Denver Pro Pet Sitting I want taking care of my pets. Finally, they do their best to assign the same sitter every time. I really love seeing my sitter comment on my dog's health improvements since previous visits and makes me feel like they genuinely care about my pets and their well being.

The dog door in our sliding glass door has been a game changer for our pups! These guys were…read morequick, professional, and recommended some extras without doing a hard upsell. Turnaround time was quicker than expected, and the door works great! I definitely recommend their product and service!

Installing a dog door has been one of the best cost to feature things I've done do the my home. My…read moredog has the freedom to go in and out, but it's also easy to secure the door. It is efficient, and it looks good. I would definitely do this again.

Highly recommend! After our long-time dog walker moved away from our community we were in a bit of…read morea bind and Chriss came to the rescue. He did a fantastic job with our son's dog providing both morning and evening walks even in the bitter cold. Chriss is super friendly and great with dogs. Excellent communication. Texts after each walk. So happy we've found a great new dog walker!!

wonderful staff.Takes wonderful care of Gunner and Sarge.And Sarge can be hard to deal with.read more

You may consider three stars a bad rating, but I feel it is fair, and I can't quite give them four…read morestars. My dog, Bo, hates being boarded, period; it's no reflection on any facility. He loves being around people and hates other dogs, so it's just not enjoyable for him. But having relocated to Denver with a dog who doesn't get along with other animals, we haven't been able to find an in-home pet sitter. I have taken Bo to Redstone for vet care, and with this being attached, I tried it out. Even though the facilities aren't anything fancy, there is a vet around if anything goes wrong and the facility is staffed 24/7. That was a plus for me. With Bo not being friendly with any other animals, it can be a bit of a to-do when I drop off or pick up, but the staff is very understanding of that. I have boarded Bo at one other facility in town and they charge extra for a dog that can't go out in a playgroup. It is expensive to board a dog. Because Bo really loves people, I paid extra for individual playtime for several visits. And I stopped doing that, because honestly, I'm not sure the staff is actually fulfilling it. A couple times I have driven by and seen a single dog by itself in a large pen attached to the office. I didn't think much of it until I saw a couple dogs in there, one lying down and the other barking to be let in the office. That is the playtime pen. The dogs were not playing with each other or being played with by staff. Maybe I just drove by at a bad time, but I don't want to pay an extra $15 per day for Bo to be taken out of his indoor/outdoor run and put in a different pen alone for 30 minutes. I can't say I blame the staff for that, they seem to be busy with a lot of animals, but people should get what they pay for. So now I add on the tuck-and-cuddle service, and a staff member will send a text message and picture with your dog, so at least I know someone did go in there and interact with Bo. Bottom line, their prices are okay, and I know Bo is safe when I'm out of town (even if he is unhappy).

Worth. Every. Penny. If you are on the fence, please just go to a consult. Your dog will thank you…read moreand you will thank you. You might even find you enjoy dog training as a hobby. Has the training been tough? Yes, but it was so worth it. Our rescue puppy Jasper had a rough start to life. He was surrendered twice because he was "such a horrible puppy" (actual quote from the previous owners). He had issues with other dogs and resource guarding. Walks were a nightmare. Taking him anywhere was a gamble. We often felt anxious about leaving the house and upon returning would find the floor peed on and my right AirPod chewed up. When we were home he was a loving, cuddly, amazing dog. We knew he wasn't a bad dog, he just needed training. So I set out to train him. Followed the typical "give your dog tons of treats even when they misbehave" approach and it didn't work. So I sought out a professional. We were told by multiple trainers that Jasper was a hopeless case. He would bark, lunge and try to attack other dogs. One told us over the phone without even meeting with us in person that he should even be put down and then asked us when they could expect a first payment to start training. After venting to my mother in law one day about the problems she went on Google and found Ancillary K-9 So we gave them a call. From the get go Ancillary k-9 was different. We called and the lady on the phone laughed at the premise Jasper was hopeless and had us meet Dion. We went to the park and found Dions approach was very different: We tell the dog no. He had us work Jasper, gave us some homework and within one session, Jasper was walking without pulling. Within a week, we could leave the house without worry of him breaking out of the kennel. Dion also gives you an exact list of what to purchase and from where. He takes the guess work out of what equipment is needed and which kennel is the best. Now that we are almost done with our program Jaspers world went from us keeping him at home to now the world is his oyster. He regularly goes places with us and we feel confident to tackle hard situations. Dion explains training in a way that teaches you to train your dog this gives you the fundamentals to be successful regardless of the situation. He answers all questions thoughtfully and very precisely. We leave every session with more hope and even more results. I can say also say his approach will change you into the leader your dog needs you to be. Your dog isn't hopeless, your dog just hasn't met Dion

Hiring Dion was one of the best decisions we ever made for our dogs…read more Our dogs were reactive but fairly manageable--unless we encountered another dog that was lunging, jumping, or barking. That's when everything escalated quickly. One of our dogs even redirected aggression toward our other dog, and I was bitten in the process. After being approached by several off-leash or out-of-control dogs, I knew that for our own safety, I had no choice but to address our dogs' behavior. Other dogs' behavior is unpredictable, but ours didn't have to be. When we first started working with Dion, I was extremely reluctant--and my husband was strongly opposed--to using training tools like the prong collar and e-collar. I had been conditioned to believe these tools were traumatic for dogs. Training began with leash walking, which I didn't fully understand at first. I felt like I needed immediate help handling reactive encounters on walks, not focusing on structured leash work. I'm so glad I trusted Dion's education and process because that leash work became the foundation for our dogs' incredible behavioral transformation. Within weeks, they were walking beautifully and were far less concerned with outside distractions. Through Dion's training program, our dogs have become noticeably more relaxed and calm throughout the day. Many of our houseguests have even commented on how calm and balanced they are. Although we didn't specifically seek out Dion to address other reactive behaviors--like barking at dogs on TV or reacting to random noises--the training eliminated those unwanted behaviors as well. I am now a supporter of using prong collars and e-collars when they are used correctly and responsibly. I was initially afraid of these tools, but they helped create a major behavioral shift in our dogs in a relatively short period of time. I firmly believe that avoiding these tools earlier only prolonged our dogs' stress and anxiety. If you are willing to put in the time and effort and follow Dion's instructions, you will absolutely be rewarded with well-balanced pups. We are incredibly grateful for the transformation in our dogs and in our daily lives. Thank you, Dion!!!