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I interviewed plenty of trainers in my process to find help with my two dogs. Justin was really cool when we spoke, very informative and invited me out to a puppy play session he was hosting. He kennel trains which i was unsure about initially - but after walking me through his process made me feel more at ease. I didn’t fell rushed to make a decision after the evaluation which was nice because some places are just trying to fill spots. He has outdoor space on the top level above the kennel training, which was nice that dogs spent a great deal in. I went daily for training sessions during the third and fourth week of the board and train program which were super helpful - Justin always accommodated my schedule. He’s a super cool guy, informative, and great with animals. You can tell. Since the board and train program, I always board the dogs here when I travel in which Justin always gives me a refresher course upon pick up and checks in with the dogs training. Surprised and grateful.

Great hours, reasonable prices, and a top-notch staff. They really care about the animals in their facility, and treat them well. Easy scheduling by app, simple invoicing.

Abeer is an amazing trainer! I have used many different dog trainers with no luck. As soon as I reached out to Abeer, she was quick to respond and set up an initial session. My dog completed her board and train program and he has already made great progress! She is great with checking in on your dog and giving helpful tips anytime you need! If you are looking for a dog trainer, she is the one! I can't thank her enough!

Staff is all very kind and passionate about dog care. I feel like my dog is in good hands here :)

My experience with Brandon has just been amazing.  There's really no word I can use to explain the transformation of my foster dog Klondike since we've met Brandon.  Klondike is my foster (18 lbs Lhasa Apso Mixed) with aggression that I am supposed to desensitize before he can be adopted.  Well, nobody will want to adopt an aggressive dog.  He has bitten my husband and me numerous times without warning.  The worse one for my husband was when he entered the room and Klondike charged up to bite his feet with no advanced notice.  After three puncture wounds, my husband's foot was swollen for days.  My worse bite from Klondike was when I picked up his EMPTY food bowl after he ate where he charged me and shook my hand without letting go.  My hand was swollen for a week where I couldn't even move.  There were other biting occasions that I do not need to share now.  Well, he's been to two obedience trainers for consultation and they both were afraid to address his issues as they told us they didn't want to get bit.  Okay, so then we went on Facebook to some of our rescue friends to ask for reputable trainers.  One came over to our house for 4 hours and worked with Klondike.  As I expected, the trainer got bit too. She was not upset but I was panicking because her hand was dripping blood and dripping all over Klondike.  While her hand was bleeding she showed us the alpha role technique where you hold the dog onto the ground until they stop growling or snarling.  I've done that many times when he bit us before and that didn't seem to desensitize him.  We were at our last straw and thinking we either live with this unpredictable dog under a radar or we return him to the rescue.  After much thinking and considering that nobody else may want to foster or adopt an aggressive dog, we decided that we really need to help this dog.  We asked around and several pit bull rescues have highly recommended Brandon.  We met with Brandon just a week ago and after one meeting and practicing what Brandon asked us to practice at home, Klondike is a changed dog.  Brandon had us practice leadership and that's really all it is to it.  Many times we think it will take hours out of our days to train a dog where most training does. But there is really no extra time that needs to be put into our day.  Brandon showed us how to practice our leadership and work with Klondike where we integrate his training into our daily routine.  I cannot express in real word on how this whole experience has changed my husband and my life in the house with this dog along with the rest of our 3 dogs.  By fixing Klondike, our three dogs just follows too and now our house is so much more peaceful.  I want to say in just a week we have 70% of what we want but we are aiming at 100%. Our walks are perfect where he just walks right behind us without pulling at all. I forget I'm walking a dog. It's a personal lifelong experience that I will never forget.  It's a valuable tool for the rest of my life on how to build the proper relationship with my dogs.  It's just amazing and I can truly get whatever results I want.  If we humans are willing to change and face our fear, our dogs will follow. It's just that simple.  We need not to be in denial. If we can do just this, many dogs can be saved and not be put down on a daily basis.  The key to loving our dogs is to respect nature and respect our dog as a dog. I urge for everyone that if you encounter aggression in your dog or other dogs, please consider The Fouche Way before even thinking about putting a dog down.  There is nothing more cruel than putting a dog down before even trying everything. Keep an open mind and go see it for yourself.  You will see 100% success as long as you are willing to change yourself.  You have to change NOT the dog.Thank you Brandon Very Very Much from the bottom of my heart.  With your help, we helped and saved another dog.