Off Leash K9 Training Phoenix Success Stories

At A Glance Bose is a 1-year-old mixed breed dog who came to Off Leash K9 Training in Phoenix, Arizona for a 2-Week Board and Train after starting lessons with his owners. While he had some early foundation work, he still needed help with jumping, leash pulling, distractions, and following through with commands more reliably. Dog: BoseBreed: Mixed breedAge: 1 year oldLocation: Phoenix, AZProgram: 2-Week Board and TrainMain Issues: Jumping,

At A Glance Juliet came to Off Leash K9 Training in Phoenix, Arizona to work on confidence, obedience, and better behavior at home and on walks. Along with her brother Romeo, she needed help with barking, reactivity, and learning how to stay calmer around people and other dogs. Dog: JulietBreed: YorkieLocation: Phoenix, AZProgram: 2-Week Board and TrainMain Issues: Nervousness, barking, reactivity, poor manners, low confidenceOutcome: Better confidence, improved obedience, and

At A Glance Reggie is a 4-year-old Australian Shepherd who came to Off Leash K9 Training in Phoenix, Arizona for an Aggression Board & Train program. His owners needed help with leash reactivity, pulling, inconsistent obedience, and better control around people and other dogs. Dog: ReggieBreed: Australian ShepherdAge: 4 years oldLocation: Phoenix, AZProgram: Aggression Board & TrainMain Issues: Leash reactivity, pulling, ignoring commands, reactivity toward people  and dogsOutcome: Better obedience,

At A Glance Cooper is a 3-year-old mixed-breed dog who enrolled in a 2-Week Board and Train with Off Leash K9 Training in Phoenix, Arizona under the care of Shauna. Cooper’s owners were dealing with leash pulling, ignored commands, door darting, counter surfing/stealing, and excitability-based reactivity on walks (barking and pulling at people, animals, and sometimes cars).  Cooper was also a bit nervous in the new environment on day one.

At A Glance Gus is a Pug who enrolled in an Aggressive Board and Train with Off Leash K9 Training in Phoenix, Arizona under the care of Bri. Gus came in with his brother, Louie, because the two dogs were fighting in the home, and Gus was the more intense participant in those conflicts. Gus also showed reactivity outdoors, and when the brothers were together they tended to bark at