See Spot Think! dog training

Cindy is an excellent trainer. I have attended both puppy K and puppy 2 with my puppy. It has been a wonderful experience! Cindy goes above and beyond in her classes, and even with a small group she is hands on With owners and their puppies. Cindy is well-organized and each session runs smoothly. She provides detailed handouts as a follow up to each session. You can definitely see how these dogs grow socially as a result of her excellent training and guidance. Puppy playtime Is another service she offers and has been a blessing! Cindy makes sure that The puppies are properly matched with other with other puppies to ensure a safe and fun experience for all! Cindy is VERY knowledgeable and would HIGHLY recommend anyone considering dog training classes and puppy playtime!

Cindy is a great trainer. We've completed Puppy I and are currently in Puppy II and occasionally we go to the play time classes when larger dogs attend. For the play classes, Cindy is very knowledgeable and truly cares about setting up the best experience for your dog based on their personality. She pairs pups up based on their response to one another and their temperaments so that each puppy can safely and comfortably get socialization with others. She doesn't just throw your pups all together in a single class and make it a free-for-all like many pet stores will do. She is very good at recognizing signs of aggression or anxiety in dogs and she is constantly reassessing throughout the class so your puppy can get the best experience possible. I would also highly recommend her as a trainer! She isn't just great at teaching dogs, but I love how she teaches us new ways to approach our training and I'm always taking away new tricks and tips from her classes. She came highly recommended by our vet and I'm so glad we signed up to train at See Spot Think!

I have been to several dog training classes over the years, and this one is by far the best. Cindy is a very skillful trainer who is very logical in the way she instructs. As is with most dog training classes, it is the human who needs the training in order to get a desired behavior from the dog. Her instructions are very specific and she gives individual guidance to both the handler and the dog. Cindy explains how a specific human behavior on my part may impact the dog and lead to an undesired result. Her handouts for homework are extremely informative and helpful in practicing between sessions. She is extremely knowledgeable about a puppy's critical period of development. I have two older dogs that did not have the advantage of her classes. However, from what I have learned, I have been able to train them do stop barking at the school buses and trucks that come into the neighborhood and to sit in their cages/houses (with the gates open) during meals. Cindy is a spectacular teacher!

Cindy came highly recommended from our friends and neighbors, and she did not disappoint. She handles puppy playtime effortlessly and really focuses on appropriate, safe play. Our puppy loves it! We are currently enrolled in our 2nd puppy class with Cindy and her knowledge is endless. She consistently provides high quality, hands on training to help you and your pup in all situations. We cannot say enough good things about Cindy and See Spot Think!

We always have a wonderful time at playtime. Cindy’s number one concern is always safety, and making sure the dogs are feeling comfortable in their given situations. The website clearly states the rules, goals, and guidelines of puppy playtime. My dog is pretty small so it isn’t uncommon to require a few time outs throughout class to prevent him becoming overwhelmed. I feel that Cindy is very experienced in picking up on dog body language and always trust that she will act in the best interest of all dogs present- when she tells me to pick my dog up, up he goes! It is a group playtime session intended for socialization of our pups and sometimes they don’t make it until the end, but that’s okay! They still get a great opportunity to socialize and when they’re done, they’re done- if they have to leave and try again the following week, it is once again in the best interest of the dog! They are less likely to WANT to socialize more if they are forced to remain in a situation that is overwhelming or frustrating to them. One tip i have is to email Cindy to inquire if there will be any similarly sized dogs coming to playtime so that I can plan to come when I know my pup has some good matches in attendance.