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All Dogs Unleashed Dog Training Boise

Boise, Idaho

4.8/5· 161 Google reviews

About All Dogs Unleashed Dog Training Boise

All Dogs Unleashed Boise offers professional, results-driven dog training services tailored to your furry friend's unique needs. Whether it’s off-leash training, obedience programs, or puppy training, our experienced trainers help solve common challenges like leash pulling, aggression, or separation anxiety. Serving Boise and the surrounding areas, we’re committed to transforming dogs into well-behaved companions. Book your free consultation today and see why we’re Boise’s trusted choice for dog training!

Training & services

Training goals

  • House training
  • Leash training
  • Obedience training
  • Puppy training
  • Recall training

Behavior support

  • Aggression training
  • Fear and confidence
  • Reactivity training
  • Separation anxiety

How training happens

  • Board and train
  • Group classes
  • Private training

Dog age

  • Puppies

Training level

  • Advanced training

Support between sessions

  • Follow-up support

Assistance and working dogs

  • Therapy dog training

Your dog’s background

  • Rescue dogs

Training approach

  • Positive reinforcement

Additional services

  • Boarding
  • Daycare
  • Grooming

Consultations

  • Free consultation

Other listed services

View 9 additional details
  • Behavior Modifications
  • Comprehensive Dog Training
  • Dog Resort
  • Dog Training School's
  • Group Learning
  • Individualized Training
  • Intensive Training
  • Private Dog Trainer
  • Targeted Training

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Questions & answers

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What people have asked about this business.

We have 6 month old Berna doodle. We would like to have him go thru some basic dog training courses. How long are the training classes, how often are the classes and how many weeks long? Thanks Karl and Kris

Hi Karl & Kriss! Training camps are 2 weeks long : ) For more information, please call 208-243-9800 or visit us at alldogsunleashed.com/boise

Community answer · All Dogs Unleashed Dog Training Boise · 2024-09-21

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Customer reviews

Google listing
4.8
out of 5161 Google reviews

Mentioned in reviews

  • Leash training 22
  • Puppy training 13
  • Board and train program 8
  • Come command 7
  • Professional trainers 4
  • 2 week board and train program 3
All 10 topics
  • Boarding program 3
  • Distraction training 3
  • Manners training 3
  • Reactive dog training 3

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100 collected reviews

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Cody Meredith
5/5

Mario is a genuinely great guy, always finding ways to help others and bring them value.

chad wang
5/5

Great place to take your dogs. Private with toys and water. Nice if your dog isn't friendly with other dogs. About a acre of fenced play area.

Amanda Newcomb
5/5

We could not be more grateful and happy with this place! We had our lab stay with them for board and train and they completely understood how to help him and work on things that were really personalized to him!

amy collins
1/5
Leaving the dogs alone for 10+ hours to sit in their own waste, is animal abuse and you should be ashamed. The reason it stinks is because no one is there at night to take care of them and they are starving in the morning. Why you would force a dog let alone the puppies to go 10 …Read full reviewClose full review

Leaving the dogs alone for 10+ hours to sit in their own waste, is animal abuse and you should be ashamed. The reason it stinks is because no one is there at night to take care of them and they are starving in the morning. Why you would force a dog let alone the puppies to go 10 hours without going outside or eating is just abuse. I don’t care. That’s horrible to do, you don’t do it to your dog. Stop taking 2 grand from people to leave their dog sitting in their own waste for 10+ hours, barely walked, barely fed. You should be ashamed.

Michael Kurian
3/5
Wanted to like this program so much, but it fell short. Things they got right was introducing the e-collar, place command and the heel. Lay and the sit command is not the best at all (don't think they train lay command). The release off the place command is horrible. The word and…Read full reviewClose full review

Wanted to like this program so much, but it fell short. Things they got right was introducing the e-collar, place command and the heel. Lay and the sit command is not the best at all (don't think they train lay command). The release off the place command is horrible. The word and the action. They just sit there and stare at you after you give them the command to come off. "Okay" or "Come". (What to do, press the button cause they are not coming off of the place). Which it should be "FREE". Okay is used for, "now you can do whatever you want to do." Guess what the word for the dog to go through a door barer is. That right, Okay. If trying to take the dog in the front yard without a leash, you just gave a command to the dog, you can do what you want to do. Took two dogs in at the same time. One is blind in the right eye, so have to teach the dog on the right hand side of the person to heel and to hold the controller in the left hand. Guess what side the other dog was trained on. Thats right, on the left hand side. So that mean the controller has to be in the right hand. Didn't discover this until I was doing training sessions individually. Requested for the dogs to get trained together, so technically they were trained together at the same time at the same facility, but individually. E-collar training to the person is lacking. Only thing you should get from the trainer is the dog's levels. That is it. And there should be a video on the customer's profile of how to use the e-collar that works with everyone and everyone gets the same message. Not just hoping the person training the owner is relying the message perfectly and covering everything. And hoping the person is asking the right question. Everyone is mentally incompetent at learning a new task, they won't know what questions to ask. Would I use them again? Maybe with one dog, if they changed the OK command, not meaning two different things, work on the release word to come off of mat. (think this one is the MOST important one due to making them stay with contraction of the muscle i.e. pain and they are very hesitant to do anything, beside stay on the place board.) and a video to train the person to train the dog under the ALL Dogs Unleashed Standard when one gets the dog back.

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