Joey is a wonderful trainer who adapts to the dogs personality. He is also extremely conscientious of your dogs care. If you are willing to listen and consistently follow through on his advice, you will have a well behaved dog that people like being around. The number one thing I learned, 90% of a dogs actions is your responsibility, don't get mad at the dog, change how you communicate/train.
January 2022
Great dog trainer who takes the time to answer all your questions. Demonstrates multiple times what and how to work with your pup in training at home. We are happy to finally be starting this journey with our 17 month old Yorkie!
November 2021
In May 2020 my family adopted a 6 month old rescue red heeler mix. We were told she had a rough start to life and was skittish, but we fell in love when we met her and were up to the challenge. Little did we know it would be a bigger challenge than we thought. A year later and she had warmed up to me and our 2 boys, but hated my husband and all visitors to our house. She wasn't aggressive, but there was constant barking and pacing. Our house was in a state of chaos any time my husband was home or we had guests. Joey was recommended by our vet and after meeting with him he suggested a 2 month board and train. It was an expensive option, but we were desperate and took... read full review
Joey is a wonderful trainer who adapts to the dogs personality. He is also extremely conscientious of your dogs care. If you are willing to listen and consistently follow through on his advice, you will have a well behaved dog that people like being around. The number one thing I learned, 90% of a dogs actions is your responsibility, don't get mad at the dog, change how you communicate/train.
Great dog trainer who takes the time to answer all your questions. Demonstrates multiple times what and how to work with your pup in training at home. We are happy to finally be starting this journey with our 17 month old Yorkie!
In May 2020 my family adopted a 6 month old rescue red heeler mix. We were told she had a rough start to life and was skittish, but we fell in love when we met her and were up to the challenge. Little did we know it would be a bigger challenge than we thought. A year later and she had warmed up to me and our 2 boys, but hated my husband and all visitors to our house. She wasn't aggressive, but there was constant barking and pacing. Our house was in a state of chaos any time my husband was home or we had guests. Joey was recommended by our vet and after meeting with him he suggested a 2 month board and train. It was an expensive option, but we were desperate and took... read full review