k9katelynn Dog Training

Too many red flags for me. First of all I was asked to fill out a google review for a prompt reply from his company before even our first meeting, which I chose to wait to get a true sense of this company and representatives. I assumed a Katelynn would show up for the initial consultation and Tom shows up. He said that was his daughter but she has nothing to do with the company. His sales pitch was very fast and he mumbled his words. He spent entire meeting sitting and writing down in his questionnaire. He did not interact or personally evaluate our dogs or demonstrate his training methods, except telling us to purchase items like a treadmill or clicker. After his pitch he wanted over $3000 for 9 one hour sessions to help train our 2 dogs. He wanted either full, half or third of the amount up front cash or check only. I really don’t feel comfortable paying that amount of money upfront unless I know the quality of work I am receiving. As he sat waiting for payment I quickly started going through some reviews on Google and saw 1 star reviews that spoke to some of my concerns. My gut told me to hold off, so I told him I needed time to think about it with my wife. Afterwards I looked through many reviews, especially Yelp, and found countless negative reviews. With all the red flags and negative reviews I felt better that we averted a potentially bad situation. Hopefully other people can become aware too. Unfortunately I paid $35 for this life lesson.

Please Don't hire this Guy!!!!! is too expensive and is a completely disaster We hire this Guy in 2020 because we get 2 German Shepperds and this Guy get scared for the dogs, he want 300 dollars for sesión and 900 for down payment and he never get involved with the dogs he just tried to said me how to train the dog and he ask me for get out the dogs when he arrive to the house, it's ridiculous. Please don't hire this Guy!!!!!!!