Command K9 Behavior

I have nothing but great things to say about Alexandra and her Team, after spending four days training with our new Service dog. The love and attention she has given each dog over the last 11 months is incredible, while still being able to train them. Each dog in my graduating class of four, was sweeter than the next. It was obvious how well they were cared for and we are so looking forward to sharing our lives with our new dog Pirate. thanks again Alexandra for Taking the time to ensure our success!

Command K9 Behavior went above and beyond our expectations. I knew we would have a well trained service dog but all the extra stuff Ally trained my dog to do is amazing. I was so impressed with how the Ally knew exactly which dog would pair well with what person and the services they personally needed. We plan on getting a second dog from them! I can’t tell you how happy we are! These trainers are top notch!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Command K9 has been absolutely phenomenal in training my service dog. From the very first consultation, their professionalism, knowledge, and dedication stood out. The trainers truly understand what it takes to develop a reliable, confident, and well-mannered service dog — and they approach every session with patience, compassion, and precision. They not only helped my dog master the necessary tasks, but also took the time to educate me on how to maintain those skills and strengthen our working bond. The progress we’ve made is life-changing — my dog is focused, calm, and dependable in every environment thanks to their expert guidance. What I appreciate most is how much they genuinely care about both the dog and the handler. Command K9 isn’t just training dogs — they’re building

There are no words to express how terrific Ali and her team are at Command K9. Their team’s experience in dog training is exceptional and only matched by their love and care for their animals. I cannot believe how well my dog is trained and how additive he is already to my life.

Immediately told me my senior rescue dog would need to wear a prong collar and a shock collar. He's 25lbs. If they need to hurt a small dog in order to control him, that's not a very good trainer. Especially considering they wanted to charge $3000/week!!!! He's already timid, submissive, and traumatized. He's never hurt anyone but in under two minutes, they already determined they wanted to hurt him. Disgusting. Abusive. I guess they figure he won't bark if he's too busy crying in pain.