STAT K9 Training

Our young lab mix is a rescue, and she was a stray for the first years of her life. She is sweet but not socialized, and she was utterly out of control around people and especially around dogs. She spent 3 weeks with Tina, and Tina’s training is helping Gracie actually be a fully integrated member of the family—we are going to be able to take her places, take her on long weekends, have people over to our house, etc. Before, we would find dog sitters and walkers because we couldn’t trust her to not make a big, exuberant scene in public—scenes that usually ended with one of us getting pulled down. Tina explained her methods to us, gave us lessons, and, best of all, is very available for post-training questions, guidance, and help. Tina’s training is worth every cent!

We have work with Tina for the last few years ! We can’t be more happier with the results we have had from Tina & her crew of trainers. We have 3 rescued Pit Bulls. Tina has truly transformed our 3 pit bulls. I wasn’t one to think training would work but I see the major changes in our fur Babies. Pit bulls have a bad reputation but to own one is to love the breed they are great dogs. Thank you Tina & the Crew !

Tina is the the absolute BEST! We used her with our first mastiff a few years ago and just used her again with our second mastiff puppy :) He literally came back listening to commands, attentive to us and more calm than when we dropped him off. Tina is amazing to work with and we felt completely comfortable leaving Coda in her care. We looked forward to her posting videos of her training sessions each day and I love that we have them to look back at if we need any reminders now that we are doing on our own. We cannot recommend Tina and STAT K9 Training enough!

It has been 4 weeks since Ophelia came home 3 weeks at Stat K9 Board and Train program. Before attending Ophelia was nervous and couldn't handle visitors at our house without being on a leash and would bark and growl at them non stop. Neighbors walking would cross the street to avoid her barking at them as they walked along the fence. When Ophelia came home we continued to train her with the e collar following the advice provided by Tina. Now I can put Ophelia on place when someone new comes over and she will stay on her cot, she may not be welcoming them to our home but she is not barking or growling which is a tremendous change. With people she's familiar with she is able to calmly greet them, no jumping (with an occasional reminder with the e collar), another wonderful change in her behavior. I never considered walking difficult but what I had no idea how good it could be. No more pulling and stopping to pee every block. With our continued support of the e collar training I'm positive Ophelia will continue with her new and improved behavior. I wish we had contacted Tina sooner!