Exercise Finished Dog Training

They are great, I've learned a lot, but one of the trainers really doesn't know how to be a teacher of humans. She shames you if your dog isn't up to par/can tell if you haven't been practicing, etc. She also doesn't always answer questions well. I am probably a bit harsh because I am an educator myself. I am going to continue training my service dog with them for now, but I feel like I could have a better experience somewhere else or should have done private lessons. They run agility training concurrent with obedience training, and it can often get quite loud. It's not great for my anxiety. I get very overstimulated pretty easily and it's hard to focus and hear the teacher in class. Accessibility: They are located on the second floor, above the good dog spot, the stairs are steep, and there is no elevator. As a disabled person, I find the accessibility to be quite difficult and really is not the place to train a SD if you have mobility issues or are HOH. They are affordable and their class times are covienient. They take FOREVER to cash your check though so if you are like me and have to live paycheck to paycheck, pay in cash.