K9 Training InstituteReviews 2,630

So far so good, but Penny was on leash. We did this 5 times. My behavior is having to change. She gets on a doggie bed in bedroom next to front door and waits for my command to come to the door as I open it. No barking at all. She's not a jumper

The free training gave me some important knowledge I needed to improve my relationship with my dog and his behavior.

The three steps demonstrated made sense - they were logical. I learned a new thing about Operant Conditioning (I've been doing it wrong all this time). Eye contact/body language has always been our goal. Lastly, giving my two 'a job to do' has been effective, almost immediately (dogs have ADHD brains made me smile - its like you'd actually MET my boofheads beforehand). Def. Informative.

I really liked videos, made good sense. I was going to sign up until I converted cost to nz $.

There is nothing better than transparent methods. The school of thinking is reliable for pet owners.

We have learn from the tips that com via email. Haven't read the entire K9 Training course but what I have read I've been able to implement in the teaching Daisy. We almost have her completely housetrained.

The free video on Facebook was nice I wish I could afford the actual program. Even with the discount and installation payments it's still too much for me.

I found this to be the perfect video to help review and strengthen my dogs training.

As the owner of a whippet there are several behavioral issues that seem unique to sight hounds. It was lovely to read the advice and say "Have you met my dog?" It seemed like it was written just for, me.

I was offered a free training video that gave an introduction to the training methods used by K9 professionals. I accepted, watched the video, and learned some simple methods to get results. It was informative, professional and based on the experience of trainers with experience. I highly recommend it.

We're still early days with our pup, a 16 week old Kelpie but great to get a head start. We've looked at quite a few training videos but I like how this one explains the "why" and demonstrates "how" in a few clips

Valuable free workshop with important techniques and tips for dealing with a new puppy. We loved it and appreciate the guidance. Looking forward to using them with our new dog. Thanks.

This free workshop was very informative as to was part of the training that I was missing. I was only using two of the training quadrants. I also started implementing the 180 turn walking when Chewbacca pulls and it's been working beautifully.

The title fits me and the dog. I'm a senior and my girl lilly is a 10 yold retreiver/border collie. I understood in theory much of what was shared in the video but "give them a job to do" and refocusing them by understanding not just their body language but my own, spoke again to me. We revisited some long forgotten techniques I'd let slip and its given us both a new lease on life. Thank you

The tips that you have provided so far are really helpful. I look forward to diving into the program.

Seemed easy to convince my dog to do what I wanted of the exercises presented

My dog gravitated to my husband, when he passed away she was not a happy dog. She would bark at everyone that came to the house. Especially a male. She was not a happy dog Anyway, when talking it out with people on line She is a happy dog and it help immensely having a happy dog again

I will be working with the advice received from your free training video in regards to his jumping on people at arrival to my home. Thanks for the great tips.

Easy and very informative instructions. Helps with training our new now 17 week old chocolate lab. Its all about repetition and praise. Love this program.

I learned so much from this video especially about the importance of and effectiveness of using body language.