My Hero Dog Training

The owner is nice, a little odd, but none of the training materials seem to be original. Training isn’t very hands on. Very weird policies. She requires you to attend an almost 2 hour meeting to tell you about her experience and gives you a folder of materials and things to buy. After this, there are no refunds allowed which doesn’t truly allow you to see if her class is a good fit. The class is also up a massive flight of steep, narrow stairs which is not ideal for a growing puppy. The classes run on a rotating schedule so it doesn’t build upon skills, it jumps around, we started on week 3 or 4 which is very odd. Overall it is very unorganized and we would not recommend at least for basic training.

Alright,so I called Roz,two months ago,about my 16 mo th old Pit mix,he was very reactive towards other dogs and people,she referred me to Nate Kali,and now after 2 mo ths of working with Nate,our Opie is a very happy dog,he loves other dogs,he doesn't react negatively with people,and Opie walks/ runs next to our bikes,which he would never do ,but with Nates help ,Opie loves that.So if you have a Reactive dog,call My hero Dog training,and ask for Nate Kali,you will not be disappointed.

We have really enjoyed our time at my hero - after a poor experience with another facility we decided to give it another go. Roz has a quirky but effective teaching style. In the beginning each class started with teaching a new trick, which lightened the mood and gave everyone some fun homework. The dogs start running sequences and seeing the obstacles first class. Moving on to handling class the focus is moved to the human at the end of the leash and Roz clearly points out mistakes and helps us fix them. We can't wait to continue training!