Wags n Wisdom Dog Training

Horrible business. These people leave dogs outside barking at the door in distress wanting in on 90-104 degree days. It’s horrible for the pets and those that have to listen to it. It is supposed to be a dog training business yet they have a bunch of dogs cramped in that small space, every time they’re open, dogs barking their heads off disturbing the peace of residents that surround the business. They were brought aware that their neighbors are residents that work all hours of the day which means they try to sleep all hours of the day but they don't care. Everyday, dogs are barking all day long. Inside and out. If they were any decent trainers, outsiders should not have to constantly listen to what sounds like a dog pound instead of training facility. It appears that they don't really train at all and just have their own dogs in there daily making a ruckus. I wouldn't recommend since they do not have any respect for others and clearly can't train dogs to stop barking. Reply to owner: If you want to resolve issues then be respectful of your community/residential neighbors and stop allowing dogs to bark all day. They can be heard literally a block away. Again, recorded proof. It is ridiculous, disrespectful and inconsiderate that you allow it to happen! Your business is supposedly a “training facility “, not a doggy daycare that lets dogs bark and wine all day, every day. If that is what your training is about, then I feel bad for people wasting money on your “services”. Numerous of people are complaining and have recorded proof of the neglect. Also, keep your own pet at your private home since you can’t train it to not bark.

Lisa was lovely! Space was clean. Attended a puppy socialization class and Lisa was great. Separated large from small to ease into it. Then blended the sizes and my lil fluff ball had a blast! Best part, the pup who was scared at the start (not mine) ended up happy and playful halfway through the session. There was a puppy break midway through. She answered questions and gave general tips of how to take care of pup needs. Great experience.

A friend recommended wags n wisdom to us and we started bringing our 12 week old Pomsky there several months ago. We've attended Puppy Play twice a week and gone through their puppy kindergarten class. We also use their train n' play doggy daycare several times a month when we know we have a lot of errands to do and our Pup would be too long in her crate. They've been amazing, our pup is amazing because of all they've taught her and us. She's learned so many wonderful things and has had successful puppy play, classes and daycare days. We haven't had a single bad experience with the three gals who run wags n wisdom, or anyone attending any of the sessions with us. Wags n wisdom helps us all learn how to support our pets through dog interactions, and when and how to intervene for the best outcome when everybody's getting rowdy :). I'm so glad they're in my neighborhood. They're part of our dogs family and we'll always go!

My dog Calcifer has been coming to Wags n Wisdom Dog Training since he was 16 weeks, and it has been the best thing i could do for him. I can't recommend enough the services here. I've done puppy social hour (can't recommend enough) to let him safely meet other dogs while learning dog body language (both for the humans and dogs). Also participated in AKC puppy, puppy adventure day, private training, as well as currently in Train n Play and Trieball. Calcifer has gained confidence, friends and learning new tricks all the time. I think it speaks for itself that I have utilized multiple services and keep coming back for more. We both love learning and the team are great teachers. Much thanks to Lisa, Kirstin and Carley for their hard work and love they give to Cal.