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Making a long story short, he entered their program at eight months, was on site for two weeks and came home an extremely well mannered, well behaved puppy. He has since continued to do well. But the very best part of his training came the afternoon I picked him up from Day Care and he slipped out of his collar. In an unfortunate coincidence, the same instant he slipped out of his collar, the door was opened and he was out on the busiest street in Sonoma at the time it carries the heaviest traffic. My heart dropped to the floor, but I remembered Camilla's instructions and knelt down and called him to me. He stopped, looked at me, and came back inside to safety. Had he not been at Dairydell he would have either been severely injured or killed. As soon as we got safely home, I called Camilla and told her if she ever doubted how important her work was, this was proof. Her training was the best thing we could have done for our dog. When the time comes to get another, he or she will also be a Dairydell graduate. Ruth E.
I just want to tell you how happy I am with Nyla’s training. She has made greater improvements than I had hoped and the more I work with her the better she gets. One thing I am particularly impressed with is your knowledge of dog behavior and how to get them to do what we want without being abusive. She enjoys working with me now and I enjoy taking her out, which is something I was starting to avoid before the training. The facilities you have are also first rate in my book and I had no apprehension leaving her there for three weeks. As you know I spoil my dogs and am extremely careful about boarding, so this was most important to me. I look forward to working with you again and will have Nyla back for some follow up hopefully later this year. I found out about you through a referral from my sister and will refer you myself in the future. Mark M.
My husband told me that Jack Russells were little monsters and very difficult to train. Since Lilly completed her training at Dairydell, I am living my dream. Every Saturday Lilly Rose, Bambi and I all go to my favorite "dog friendly" coffee shop and have the best time together. Lilly is so well mannered and interacts like a lady with all the other customers and dogs. She has mastered the Down/Stay and I could not be happier. By the way, after my husband attended the follow-up classes he had to admit that Lilly was doing a great job, and maybe I did not make a mistake in getting her.... Robin A.
Thank goodness for Dairydell! I work long hours, and couldn't spend weeks and months reading books and going to group classes. I needed results fast! Barley went to Dairydell Finishing School for a week, and came out Wonder Barley! He
walks right next to me, and seems to float next to me when we are running.
Now he follows my instructions to "Wait" before he can come out
of the back of the car. Barley now knows he must "Leave It" when
a neighborhood cat darts across the road whle we're out on a walk.
He also "gets in his bed" in the living room while I feed the
cats. Barley was a sweet, happy dog
before Dairydell's training. Now he is a confident, well-trained dog
that everyone loves to be around. And thanks to Dairydell, I'm a
more confident, wiser dog owner who can really enjoy my pooch's
companionship because we both know now who the leader of our pack is.
Me!
Tahoe is great with the 3 kids - Victoria 8, Tommy 5, and Grant who is 2. No more jumping, or mouthing -- and he stays off the furniture. He's so polite at doors now - he waits his turn. He also waits to eat his meals now. We love our 4th child. He has learned good manners. Nancy K.
Ranger is pictured here with my year-old niece, Angela, who is wild and
loud. She loves to come play with Ranger, who has reached a weight
of 105 pounds!
Goldie is a 3 year old Golden Retriever "puppy" whom we realize will never be the "perfect" dog. But when we take her on our daily walks, we receive so many compliments from other dog owners who see us walking Goldie -- instead of Goldie walking us! And that magic phrase, "Goldie, Get in your Spot". What a lifesaver that is when company arrives! No more jumping all over new guests (even though she thinks her mission in life is to lick everyone to death). She no longer gets up on furniture either -- another plus. We have two grandchildren and Goldie's "good dog" behavior is wonderful and appreciated around them as well. Chuck and Glee M.
Duffy did his 3-week "boot camp" at Dairydell when he was nine months old. Now, at 14 months, 90+ lbs and still growing, he would be a major handful without his training at Dairydell. He Sits, Stays, Heels, lies Down, Waits, etc. He responds to voice, whistle and hand signals AND respects his mother, whom he still lives with. (He was the "keeper" from her litter of 10.) She taught him to fetch the newspaper. It WAS her job until he was four months old and he took it over from her. He does it every AM without command and it is greatly appreciated on those cold, wet mornings. Thank you, Dairydell! Good boy,
Duffy!
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