Glass City K9 LLC

I’m still a client here and I seriously LOVE these guys! My 3-year-old Aussie, Blue, had never done any training and started showing some aggressive behaviors. I had zero clue where to even start, but the trainers here have taught me so much — I finally feel like I understand my dog and what he needs. Blue did a 3-week board and train (which they even extended to 4 weeks at no extra charge!) and the results were incredible. My dog who used to get nervous and reactive around people and other dogs is now calmly playing with 7+ dogs and walking through Lowe’s like a total pro, not phased by anything around him. It’s not a “send your dog away and they come back perfect” kind of thing — you definitely have to keep up with the training at home (and for life!) — but it’s been worth every single

Training with Glass City K9 has been the best investment that we have made in our lives and in our dog. To say that this program has been life-changing is an understatement. Our dog was a young, fearful basset hound with the typical lack of impulse control when we began the training. After the two week board and train and six months of adhering to the structure, we’ve seen him blossom. He has self-confidence and has become a lot braver in new situations because he trusts us. I have become a more confident dog owner as well, and it is rewarding validation to hear strangers comment on how well behaved he is (not jumping to greet people, sitting and letting runners pass us on the sidewalk, calmly greeting kids, etc.). Glass City K9 has given me the greatest gift, which is that my dog and I a

Buckle up, dear reader, because I was an English major and I write stories. Short stories are harder to write than long ones. I promise that my review will be worth your time if you are seriously considering GCK9 for your dog. I chose the "Silver Plan." Essentially, the trainers train us, the owners, to train our own dogs. We are paying for them to pass on their expertise. Keep in mind that if, as an owner, one does not FOLLOW THROUGH with the plan as given by the trainers, the results will not be optimal. I am, by profession, a teacher. So when I am told to specifically follow a lesson plan with my dog every week, I follow it. I have a husky. I'm told they don't like to listen. When I adopted her (rescue), she was pulling me so hard on the leash that I was falling over onto the pavemen

My 8 month rescue pup Yuri has been enrolled in their 2 week board and train program. Dave the owner and gage the other trainer I worked with have both been incredibly responsive, understanding, and patient with the training process, for myself and Yuri😊 The free evaluation was incredibly informative and I didn’t feel any guilt from things I felt I lacked knowledge on. Dave even gave me a handful of tips that helped with the issues we were facing with potty training and reactivity before I committed to enrolling in any program and was yet to pay a dime! We were recommended to the two week board and train based off our goals! He came home a week ago and I am super appreciative of the amount of communication that goes into the transition to ensure all training is to their expectations and mi

Glass City K9 is 100% worth the investment. Yes, it’s pricey but they are providing a luxury service in my opinion. I fell victim to the cuteness of a rottie in college and had no idea what I was getting myself into. By the time he was 1.5, he was completely out of control and I felt helpless. He thought he was the boss of me. I was afraid to have people over, take him anywhere, have someone dog-sit for me, etc. I decided to do the 3-week board and train. Rotties are stubborn (IYKYK), so they asked to keep him an additional 2 weeks at no extra charge because they wanted to make sure they were happy/confident with his progress before he came home. I think every trainer there worked with him at one point or another - they were determined! A lot of people think their dog will be perfectly tr