Ruff Pup Dog Training, Grooming and Retail

Andrew and Bentley were absolutely incredible to work with! From the very beginning, they kept us informed, encouraged us, and gave us practical skills to work on at home. Their level of knowledge and expertise is unmatched, and what stood out most was their focus on developing and maintaining confidence in our relationship with our dog, Mabel. The six-week program was incredible and worth every single penny. Before training, Mabel struggled with overreactive behaviors and leash walking was a daily challenge. Now, she is calm, confident, and a joy to walk. She’s thriving with her crate training, leash manners, and threshold obedience—all of which have made everyday life so much easier and more enjoyable. The transformation has been amazing. Mabel is not only more obedient but also happier and more balanced, and our bond with her has grown stronger than ever. We are so grateful to Andrew and Bentley for their guidance, patience, and dedication. We highly recommend them to anyone looking for lasting results and a stronger relationship with their dog!

I am so grateful we ended up going with an alternate training camp, because the people who work at Ruff Pup Dog Training are unprofessional and immature. My husband and I are both in college and have two rescue puppies who are the sweetest, but needed a little help with training for an affordable cost with the limited time we had. Ruff Pup reached out and when I mentioned that we had found a cheaper option, I received over a 250 word text about how they were the "best" dog training in Utah and we shouldn't go with anyone else, because all other dog trainers in all of Utah who offered a 1 week course instead of their "superior" 4 week course would be scamming us. They said if we went with another company we would be wasting all of our money and end up "rehoming" our dog because of it's "untrainable behavior." Now I understand dog training is no walk in the park, but I am NEVER going with a company that has so much ego that they have to waste my time and energy to prove that they are the best and everyone else sucks. And then say that I'm not a loving enough dog parent that if another company can't "fix" my dog then I would give them away. That is such a negative and sad way to treat and think about dogs and their training. If I were you, I'd turn away and look at a company that cares enough to treat their competitors and their possible clients with the upmost respect, instead of treating them like they are negligent and uneducated.