Off Leash K9 Training Ocala

To be quite honest, I was nervous about the idea of sending away my 10 month old puppy to a board and train program. However, after researching more about it I realized that I couldn’t afford not to send him! With a busy family with 3 little boys, I knew we didn’t have the time to put into training the dog...and it would take a long time to see the results of our inconsistent efforts. Chase a male shichon puppy was the newest member of our family, and I wanted to be able to enjoy him. The sooner he was trained the sooner we could do just that! I couldn’t be happier with the results! Xena with Off Leash K9 Ocala was amazing! Although we missed Chase while he was away at training, it was so fun to see the updates and videos that she would send! She would teach him commands in one day that would have taken us months to do! It is definitely an investment that I would recommend for anyone that would like a well trained obedient pet that they can enjoy for a life time! Thank you Xena!

Day 1 after getting my 90 pound Bullmastiff, Mack, back: We practiced a walk “off leash” this morning!!! AHHHH!!! YAY YAY YAY!! Perfect! We absolutely couldn’t go on a walk before, he would pull me and fight to get back to the house the entire time. He’s only 35 pounds less than me so it was awful and it was such an out of control and dangerous situation. I would come back after 5 min in tears and with my hands bright red and usually bruises on my legs. That was a good walk if it ended with just bruises. Awful. Today was like walking a dream dog. We practiced heel, sit, down, extended down where I walked away and said “come” and he came to me and sat down next to me. We had a nice talk, we listened to birds and it was so stress free and fun. We also did the “load” command where he jumped into my car... which is a FAR CRY from him fighting me to get in the car and me having to bribe him with Cheerios and then I wouldn’t be able to get him out of the car for the life of me 🤦🏻‍♀️. It would be a 30 min ordeal getting in and out of the car, it was so embarrassing & exhausting! We wouldn’t go anywhere, we were basically stuck at home which is no fun. Mack is getting a bath at the vet at the moment and before I couldn’t control him while walking him inside of the vet office. Before, God help me if there was another dog that we saw. It was almost impossible to get him on the scale at the vet... the last time I left the vet I was literally bleeding from him pulling away from me on leash and it cut me. But today, easy peasy lemon squeezie, he jumped out of the car, walked in past other dogs and he got on the scale no problem. The grooming lady that walked him back to the wash tub did the “heel” command and he was perfect and she was like “OH WOW!!” The last time I brought him in he fought her the entire way back. YAY YAY YAY!!! So happy!!! We have a fun life again! Thank you off leash K-9 Ocala!!