In response to Tasha, I have copies of all papers. The trust read them before I signed. Nothing…read morewas said about price. You raised Ebony's prices without informing me. There was never anything said on bills or anything about increase. I can prove what I was paying before I trusted you with billing. You charged 175 for private when they were 75 without informing me. You NEVER mentioned anything until after our last class and Kismet being " reactive" or anything negative until our last class. When you brought up rehoming. So those are more of your lies. Kismet is a puppy. Yes she would jump up on me. For play not in aggression. She never showed any aggression. If you'd like we can bring this to court. There are plenty of witnesses. Kismet sees people daily and interacts with them. She loves everyone. You were mad and added on 100's of dollars. I'm sure if I went through everything it's closer to a thousand. I was going to just pay you to get away from you but I won't allow your lies. I didn't mention how during the last 3 1/2 years you were late to practically every class. Usually at least 20 minutes late. I can remember maybe 2 or 3 classes that you were actually on time. I remember how this affected a lot of your clients when they had other things after class. After talking to my breeder I found out how you didn't want me to get a Doberman. You have been trying to set me up to fail. There were many times you gave me contradictory advise. I work with both my dogs daily. I was also paying for class 4 times a week. Unless you couldn't make it! The past few months that's been often. We weren't notified of where class would be until usually the night before. Tasha got into it online with another trainer. She was telling the story before one of our classes. She found out where that trainer was going to be and she went to embarrass him. Asking questions trying to make him look bad. He's part of your community you should be helping each other. Then she took her jacket off to expose who she was. Literally going there to humiliate or upset the trainer. Personally I don't think it was very mature of you. It wasn't helpful to your colleague. This is just an example of what kind of person Tasha is. Also you lied about the breeder not wanting to use anything but a martingale. We keep in contact. I send her updates regularly so your attempt to get Kismet taken away didn't work. I also found out you asked about a female for breeding for one of your clients. She turned you down. I'm sure you weren't happy about that. She doesn't want her dogs used as back yard breeders. She breeds for service dogs and working dogs. She doesn't sell breeding rights to anyone. Not even you! She cares about the breed and does testing. It's people who are BYB who ruin the breed. You should know that. Kismet tried to warn me about you. She never wanted to go to class and be around you. That last private you were jerking her around trying to get her react. Not allowing her to turn her head at all to look at anything. The fact she didn't go after you shows how sweet she is because I was upset. Then when we went back and gave me your rehoming bull shit I knew then I should quit. Then when you messaged with your demands that really weren't clear. I tried to get you to spell out exactly what you meant. You never did. It was more you wanted to control everything. Control what dog I got etc. A few weeks before all this I mentioned at class I brought a treadmill and Tasha was upset. That's when things really started going bad. ( the breeder loved the treadmill and thought it was a great idea). Also Tasha accused me of taking advice from utube. Yes I watch U tube and TT. Most people do. I took advice from Tasha. Except for using some German commands. Another thing that upset her. Yet other students also use them and she didn't get mad at them. She allowed others to use things to help with pulling but didn't allow me. I'm 65 and disabled and she knows that. I guess that's why she didn't think I should have a Doberman. However before getting a Doberman I talked to her about a golden. I've had a golden before and she put that down. She came up for reasons why I shouldn't get a mountain dog, poodle, golden a cavalier. I finally just decided on a Doberman. I'd had it with her controlling attitude. I'm an adult and I've had all kinds of dogs. Ive trained all my past dogs. The only reason for hiring a trainer was for a service dog. Kismet lives with and sleeps with my cats and Poms and Maltese. If you decide to work with Tasha that's fine. My review was the only one until Tasha told her friends to write 5 star reviews. I have the right to leave reviews and I'm going to leave others on different platforms. I was more than fair with a 3 star. If you have anything else to say Tasha we can settle this in court.

We found Tasha about 8 months ago and started our golden retriever, Doug, in both 1:1 sessions and…read morepuppy class. At the time, he was very high energy, mouthy, pulling on leash, and overall just a sweet but very wild puppy. I truly could not be more grateful for Tasha and everything she has done for us. Doug is now in her advanced obedience class and absolutely thriving. We also continue to do 1:1 sessions, which have been so valuable for his continued progress. Training has become so much fun and we look forward to it every week. She also provides you with all the tools you need to practice at home and is incredibly responsive to any and all questions. Tasha has an incredible level of expertise and a thoughtful, effective approach to training. She not only understands dogs, but also teaches owners in a way that feels supportive and clear. We also trust her fully for boarding, as she genuinely treats Doug like her own. He LOVES her!!! Doug has come so far, and it is largely thanks to Tasha. I cannot recommend her enough to anyone looking for a dedicated, knowledgeable, and truly exceptional trainer.

jenna is fantastic. personable, great prices, and left my dogs looking brand new. thank you for…read moretaking on two huskies in shedding season. we will be back!!

Jenna does an AMAZING job with my pups. My most recent shepherd is a rescue and had likely never…read morebeen groomed or had his nails filed in his life. She was so patient and gentle with him which resulted in a very positive first experience. She takes the time to get to know pups and ensure they are comfortable which is such a shift from locations that just rush to get through the task. I also have SO many of the seasonal pictures framed throughout my house now! We love House of Hounds.

Emory is an amazing trainer. Being raised with dogs, he knows them very well and knows exactly how…read moreto train people about their behaviors and how to train them He has helped me so much with my mini dachshund and has answered every question I have ever had. He works wonders I highly recommend house of dog. They work miracles

They took great care of my puppy while I was on vacation. Training, walks, and playtime with other…read moredogs.

We have had amazing experiences with ABRT's training classes! From day one, it was clear that they…read moretruly care about both the dogs and their owners. Their positive reinforcement methods made such a difference -- our dog not only learned quickly, but actually enjoyed the process. The trainers are patient, knowledgeable, and incredibly supportive. They took the time to explain the "why" behind the techniques and made sure we felt confident continuing the training at home. We've seen such an improvement in behavior, focus, and overall confidence. If you're looking for effective, humane, and science-based training that strengthens the bond between you and your dog, I can't recommend ABRT highly enough. Worth every penny!

I have taken several classes as well as a private lesson so I can learn how to be a better dog mom…read more Everyone I have met at All Breed Rescue & Training have taught me so much. Thank you for what you do.

This group of rescuers is often used by Animal Servíces volunteers to find appropriate placement…read morefor difficult to place dogs, labeled "Rescue Only." LA

We got our 2 year old lab mix from one of the adoption events a couple weeks ago. He's such an…read moreamazing dog!!!! I did read all the other comments and I am not sure why everybody is so angry. The volunteers give you 2 pages worth of things to expect - and that they try to adopt out the animals the same day they get them and then it's your responsibility to take said animal to the vet. I was very informed and I am grateful for this rescue and everything everybody complained about is in that 2 page document. Of course the animal is going to smell bad, the animal was homeless! As a new parent, it is your responsibility to bathe him. We took our new rescue to Wag n Wash and had a blast soaking him down. I gave the rescue a 4 tho because of how disorganized the event was. I've never been to an adoption event before so I'm not sure what I was expecting.

Although she's off the beaten track just a bit, Linda's talent with all size pets is short of…read moremiraculous. Very reasonable price wise. We call taking our Baby Girl to get groomed "going to the Spa!" Baby comes home smelling fresh and her coat is soft and shiny. The cut she gives her is simply perfect every time! The biggest endorsement is how Baby Girl reacts every time she goes to get groomed...She almost jumps from my arms into Linda's arms!

Groomer has retired from the business!! No longer taking appointments!! Best wishes Linda!!read more

Laurie is amazing. She is efficient and affordable. She gave us the tools and knowledge to modify…read moreour dog's negative behaviors. Thank you for all your guidance and support.

We recommend TPR dog training to everyone! We have two 6 month old Labrador puppies that were out…read moreof control in the house. They love to play with each other but were starting to knock things over, jump up on people, jump on furniture, and chew everything! The puppy package of 5 sessions did wonders! They are so calm now when they are in the house and know that playtime is outside. They also learned not to jump on people and are very calm during feeding time and no longer try to steal each others food. One of the things we like best is that Laurie comes to the house to train them in their own atmosphere. We are now equipped to handle any future situations that may arise since we have learned the proper training method.

Don't hesitate call Kelly! We have a 16 month old spoiled rotten Boston Terrier who was starting to…read morerule the roost with a bad attitude. Kelly gave this girl the best manners and a place to focus all her energy. I can't recommend the School for Magical Mutts enough. I just wish I called and enrolled Mulligan sooner!

We adopted a puppy on New Years Eve 2022. She was the most adorable thing ever but she got huge so…read morequickly and before we knew it we had an unmanageable 67 pound dog. My husband and I were growing increasingly frustrated with her. We have a four year old and a busy household so we needed help and quickly! I contacted Kelly about an evaluation and she was able to provide one within the week. I didn't sign up right away despite how impressed I was with Kelly's interaction and assessment with/of her. About a month went by and I needed to find somewhere to board our girl as we had a family trip planned to Hawaii. I contacted Kelly for a recommendation and she offered to board our pup and start training her! Anyways, long story short, we came home to a totally different puppy. Now the tough part, Kelly had to train me! We are still working together and I am learning more everyday about how to be the pack leader. Portia is thriving and we are so happy to have a dog that actually listens. We are going to start off leash training soon and I am excited to see how we progress. I highly recommend Kelly and the added bonus is that her awesome puppy Dean comes to some of the training sessions too. She is in central SD but I think she will travel a reasonable distance to work with you and your doggy!