Bring Rover Over

Karen is amazing! She was able to improve my french bulldog’s behavior within the first at home training session. He started to exhibit some food aggression and needed some help with manners and she gave us the tools to curb these behaviors. She is very punctual and easy to work with. Unlike some of the other trainers I looked into, she doesn’t make you purchase bundles of sessions which I liked. I know that if Hank starts to act up again we will be calling Karen right away for a refresher course.

Our german shepherd loves to spend the day at Bring Rover Over. She is visibly happier everytime we pick her up. Karen and Janice are very accommodating and the hours are great. I highly recommend it for any dog.

I just brought in my 2 year old Boston to get acquainted, with hopes of bringing her to Bring Rover Over a couple of times a week. She is shy, but after criticizing her shy behavior for less than 5 minutes I was told that it was a «no». Very unprofessional. Clearly this business is not looking to improve the lives of dogs and gain loyal customers at the same time.

I’ve taken both my chihuahua and golden retreiver to Bring Rover over for group training classes and have been successful with both dogs. Janice and Karen are really great, they are very patient and calm with the dogs (& owners!), they will take the time to make sure everyone in the class is comfortable and really ‘gets’ the skill that is being worked on. I like that they use dogs in the class for exercices so that you can see how to handle a dog that is jumping, lunging or constantly barking. They really seem to love all dogs, no prejudice against the little ones at Bring Rover Over.

SUPER!!! Can’t say enough positive stuff about Karen and Janice. The prices are great. We brought our puppy Jake to class and he really improved. Both Karen and Janice are kind, funny, supportive and really know their craft. The student teacher ratio is awesome. Karen taught the class and Janice would help reinforce behaviors with each owner. Good teaching model. You felt that you got a classroom education and special attention. Liked the fact that after each class we received a follow up email reminding class what he had worked on and what to focus on. They kept their establishment clean and didn’t stress if a puppy had an «oops.» They started promptly and finished on time. All of what was to be learned that lesson was covered. They dispensed knowledge freely and gave practical tips for general dog behavior. If anyone is looking to bring their dog for training you must go to Bring Rover Over. All the other owners aside from us were exceptionally pleased with the classes and instruction.

Taking my puppy to training classes there. They are knowledgeable about animal behavior and patient with my puppy, even when I am not. They use participants’ dogs to demonstrate, so owners can feel confident that their dog can learn the skills. When we have missed a class, the trainers will take a few minutes before the next class and review the previous week’s material with you.

While looking for dog trainers for my 3 month old GSD I visited several different day care/​trainers and after a recommendation by the GSD rescue I decided to try Bring Rover Over. I immediately felt comfortable with Karen and Janice and signed Cooper up.
Half way through the 8 week training classes we had to go away for the weekend. We needed a place to leave Cooper and when I asked Karen if she could give me a recommendation she volunteered to watch him for the weekend. This was a life saver for us!
Cooper has since finished the beginners class and is signed up for the intermediate class.

I rescued a dog recently and since I wanted him to be socialized and from the reviews I took him to Bring Rover Over. Being a rescue I don’t know what he has or has not been exposed to. I bought a 10 day pass and take him in a couple of times a week which was Karen’s suggestion. There is an issue with submissive peeing and after Karen strongly voiced her frustration, I will no longer be using their services after my passes expire. I expected her to be professional, understanding and patient. Especially since her response to how the behavior can be corrected was it takes time. The facilities are clean and my dog comes home happy and well excercised. The rating reflects my experience with Karen and not the facility.

I never thought that I would be the type of person who would take my dog to doggy day care. Alas I am.
I came across this place when I found a coupon for puppy training last summer. Their training is very positive and as long as you work at it and keep it up your dog will be well trained. My wiener was a very astute student.
My dog is still doing her tricks and her basic training skills are still being enforced.
The doggy day care area is in a large warehouse that is very clean give or take a few dog hairs floating around. The also do training while shes hanging out there.
I don’t have to worry about picking up a smelly dirty dog either. Shes always just as I left her, fat and lazy. They are incredibly friendly and are always open to answering my weird training questions.
At $ 30 a day from 6am to 6pm it cant be beat. I looked up some people who would come to your home for a half hour to play and let them outside and that was $ 30. 12 hours for $ 30 cant be beat.

We used Rover for Doggy Day Care for our lab Griswold for over a year. The staff is very friendly and educated about dogs. The location is great, and the dogs get PLENTY of exercise, love and attention. I had to stop taking him due to my schedule changes and finances, but we both miss it. I have 2 dogs now and look forward to enrolling both of them again. Keep up the good work!

I have used Bring Rover Over’s trainers for both my dogs. Lily, a Maltese, attended Beginning Dog Training courses here last year, and I hired one of the owners to help me work with Nicholas, my Lhasa Apso, at home.
I was shocked to find out that their training classes were cheaper than those offered at Petsmart (where we took Nicholas to be trained) because they are super hands-​on and offer personalized training (as opposed to huge classes and generalized training at Petsmart) as part of the course. My vet recommended their services and I was very happy with the trainers’ knowledge and professional attitudes. They know a TON about dogs and really care about your pets’ needs.
I haven’t used their doggie daycare services, but after visiting their facility for the training classes, I have to say I am super impressed with the set-​up. It’s more impressive than some of the day-​cares I’ve seen for kids!
Here’s an article that talks about the place: