Canine University

I took my Border Collie there to learn agility. He is a really smart dog and also TDI certified. We were suppose to have 6 classes, but they made it 4, because just three dogs participated. Anyways, — we went over everything way too quick and the dog trainer did not explain things well. The other two dog owners already took their dogs to obedience classes before, so they new the lady, but I was the newby and didn’t feel too welcomed. My dog did a great job though and the dog trainer wouldn’t give me or the dog any credit. She doesn’t allow any socialization between the dogs and didn’t bother meeting my dog or communicating with him at all. Not too happy about all that!

3 stars because this place works for some dogs and their owners and doesn’t for others. Here’s why I’m giving it 3 stars:
The facility is clean and well equipped. They even sell Wellness brand foods. If you have a sporting or a herding breed, then this place is probably for you.
If you have a guardian or working dog breed, then the trainers are mostly clueless, as they all own border collies and labs. But hey, your dog learns how to behave and obey you with other people and dogs around.
Their Canine Good Citizen classes are wonky. They don’t offer the test at the end of the course like most training facilities, instead they have the test 3 weeks in (which many owners were frustrated about).
Once again, if you have a herding or sporting breed then this place would work for you. If you have a working or a hound breed, you’re better off looking elsewhere.