Lee's Dog Training

Lee is amazing! Our dog is so different and I couldn’t be happier When we started we had a food aggressive dog who would run away any chance he got. He barked at the sound of the wind blowing. He was aggressive to other dogs and we couldn’t even walk him because he’s 160 pounds of muscle and fluff and wanted to run everywhere. He chased cars on our porch and at one point he nipped a 2 year old over food causing him to bleed. We were at our breaking point and Lee was our last hope before we’d have to surrender him which was devastating to even think about. When he came back from lees there was a little push back and he still has his moments (mostly barking but once we tell him to calm down though he’s ok). Overall I can’t even tell who this dog is anymore. He’s lovey like always but with

My dog is still alive thanks to Lee. The boarding while training is essential to remove the dog from behaviors and patterns they are used to. Essentially my dog was a very spoiled, bratty child. Before going to Lee he would growl at me and others when being told what to do. After 3 months of contacting over 100 shelters, rescues and humane societies (who said he would just he euthanised)...and after contacting training places that wouldn't even work with a dog like him...and after speaking to places that would train him but couldn't give me the amount of time or money it would take them...I literally had him scheduled to be euthanized. This is because I had a baby on the way. Lee was one of the last places I called and I am so grateful I found him. We aren't even in the same state! After m

We have a 9 month old yellow Labrador retriever who likes to pull you everywhere on her leash. Constantly barks and cries at everyone and constantly greets everyone by jumping all over them. We tried a bark collar and that helped some with barking but the rest it did not correct. So I was getting a lot of heat from family members seeing this lab pulling me around when taking her outside for potty breaks, etc. and my constantly yanking her back by her collar and yelling at her for commands that did not work, not a safe or good thing to be doing. So we reached out to Lee's Dog Training for suggestions and shortly gave our Labrador to Lee's Dog Training to get control of our dog. Well instantly upon arrival Lee came out to greet us and took over with the leash provided. Shortly Lee installed

We sent both our dogs to Lee's Dog Training for the week and it exceeded my expectations. Our dogs both had things to work on, excessive barking, anxiety, aggression, pulling on the leash, not listening to basically anything we wanted them to do honestly. Lee was very helpful in answering my questions prior and keeping in contact with me while the dogs were there. When picking them up we spent over an hour training with Lee and he trained us on how to discipline our dogs and how to keep up with the commands. When we got home our one dog regressed back to his old patterns pretty quick. With using the knowledge that Lee taught us our dog figured out real quick that we are in charge and not him. We have had the dogs back for 3 weeks now and I have been taking them both on enjoyable walks and

Please people for your dogs mental and physical health stay away from Lee's dog training. Lee's dog training consists of drilling commands into your dogs head with a pinch collar in just one week ( witch can be a physical and mental strain on your dog like it was on mine) and then you have to fishish his job for him . I have reached out to Lee's dog traing about my concerns of my dog and he said that my dog did not look bad and that he is not listening to commands at home because I am too soft on him and that my dog being physically scared of the commands is my dog challenging me . Leo was also dehydrated I told him I was not happy and I wanted my money back and now he will not answer my phone calls or text. My dog Leo went to the vet 2/7/2025 his wieght was 54.20lbs. He went to L