Love this place! We saw tons of positive behavior changes in every dog in our class, and they all have different personalities and things to work on but in a short 6 weeks everyone learned so much and had a great time! Our dog was so happy to go every time and we learned so much about what he needs and how to train positively. Would recommend to anyone with a dog at any age!
Narnia Pet Behavior & Training
Plainfield, Illinois
About Narnia Pet Behavior & Training
Programs include canine good citizen preparation, crate training and house training.
Training & services
Training goals
- Canine Good Citizen preparation
- Crate training
- House training
- Leash training
- Obedience training
- Puppy training
Behavior support
- Reactivity training Customer-reported
How training happens
- Group classes
- In-home training
- Private training
Dog age
- Puppies
Training level
- Advanced training Customer-reported
- Beginner training Customer-reported
Assistance and working dogs
- Herding training
- Therapy dog training
Dog sports
- Scent work
- Trick training
Training approach
- Positive reinforcement
Additional services
- Daycare
Other listed services
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- Animal Behavior Consultants
- Behavior & Training
- Course Walking
- Dog Development
- Dog Instructor
- Dog Sitting
- Dog Sport
- Dog Training Seminars
- Dog Training Workshops
- Dog's Bed
- Dog's Walking
- Jump Start
- Loose Lead Walking
- Personalized Training
- Pet Behavior
- Pet Cpr
- Trainer Seminars
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Questions & answers
From GoogleWhat people have asked about this business.
Do you work with elderly dogs and dementia. We are going to a vet here today for anxiety and dementia but read about looking also into a dog behavior specialist. Thanks
I don't know if they specifically address those issues. However, they are well-educated, dog behaviorists. Patient and knowledgeable. Never harsh. Why not give them a call? They are happy to share their knowledge.
Community answer · Suzanne Doctor · 2020-09-21
what would be considered excessive poop in a day
My dogs poop anywhere from two to four times a day but I'm talking about normal firm stool. If your dog has diarrhea you should call your vet.
Community answer · Stephanie Snowden · 2018-09-21
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Customer reviews
Google listingMentioned in reviews
- Answering questions 7
- Knowledgeable trainers 7
- Behavior training 3
- Kindergarten class 3
- Nose work training 3
- One on one training 3
All 10 topics
- Positive reinforcement 3
- Basic puppy training 2
- Individual help 2
- Puppy kindergarten 2
Google review topics, not confirmed services.
I had a disappointing experience. I normally write good reviews. I went to them based on friends recommendations. I paid for a private lesson for basic obedience for a puppy I had rescued. The instructor gave almost too much information, rushing through it, making it hard to foc…Read full reviewClose full review
I had a disappointing experience. I normally write good reviews. I went to them based on friends recommendations. I paid for a private lesson for basic obedience for a puppy I had rescued. The instructor gave almost too much information, rushing through it, making it hard to focus on specific skills. She didn’t ask me any questions about what I wanted. She also said “ you’ve never had a dog before” - ( not true - assuming) also making statements about the dog like she was an expert when we had only been there a few minutes. This specific trainer seemed to be lacking in listening skills and seemed almost annoyed. By the end of the lesson I felt I’d learned very little and wasted my money. I would use them again but not for private lesson.
Took my puppy Rottweiler to the puppy kindergarten and the continued class. Overall the first class was pretty good and contained a lot of tricks and learning methods I was able to apply to my dog well. The second class is where things went downhill. A lot of the times the traine…Read full reviewClose full review
Took my puppy Rottweiler to the puppy kindergarten and the continued class. Overall the first class was pretty good and contained a lot of tricks and learning methods I was able to apply to my dog well. The second class is where things went downhill. A lot of the times the trainer (older woman) would be repeating and teaching the same basic commands such as stay or recall. Barely any new information was learned from this continued class and I almost started to feel like she would just drag the class on to make it past the hour of training. Overall would not recommend. The trainer would even tell stories of times where she couldn’t even control or soothe her own dog.
Love the Nosework class!
The staff is always professional and so good at what they do! Bev works with Doc on his nose work skill set and Jane trains Wyatt to be the best puppy he can be. My boys appreciate all the work that their trainers put into their classes.
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