Miracle K9 Training

Miracle K9 delivers real results. I came in to fine-tune a few ongoing struggles with my dog, and after several private sessions with David, I saw immediate improvement. He quickly identified what needed to change, both in my handling and in my dog’s behavior, and gave us clear, effective guidance. The transformation has been incredible. My dog now walks confidently off leash and reliably responds to verbal commands. I can comfortably have guests over and let him out of his crate, which were two of my biggest challenges before training. David even accompanied us to the vet to help work through my dog’s stress there, and it made a huge difference. Beyond training, we also use their enrichment daycare, and Scrappy absolutely loves it. He can barely contain his excitement at drop-off. The d

I adopted my first ever pup of my own back in April from a rescue. Since he was just 4.5 months old when I got him, and his past was a bit of a mystery, I wanted to set him as well as myself up for success. I’ve seen individuals struggle with untrained dogs and what chaos it can cause, and I didnt want that. I asked anybody and everybody who owned dogs for training recommendations. Colleagues, friends, heck even a barber at my barber shop who would bring his dog in with him. Overwhelming majority of people I asked referred me to Miracle K9. Reached out and spoke with the owner, David, who got Arlo and I scheduled for a 12 session training course with Michelle (who also trained the dogs of several of the people I spoke with). Can’t rave enough about Michelle and Miracle K9! They helped me

Finding Bridget and MiracleK9 was the best thing to happen to us as pet parents. We adopted our sweet Riley when she was about 7 months old and while she was the absolute sweetest cuddle bug with our family, she would get scared and reactive to other people and dogs while on walks or out in our yard. It was stopping us from taking her places let alone on daily walks we knew she needed as an energetic puppy! So we dropped her off for board and train and she came back her same sweet self but MUCH more able to control her impulses. We can take her on walks without worry. We are able to have friends over again and they comment what a good girl she is and how different she is from when we first got her. The communication Bridget maintained with us while Riley was there was wonderful. And the pi

I don't give reviews easily, but I cannot rave enough about David and his team. We have a household with 5 dogs most of whom were added within 1 year. We took on one pup that was with another family and unfortunately she didn't have a lot of socialization and training and she developed reactivity due to fear. This caused her to lash out......... with her teeth. Three e.r. visits later for a couple of our other dogs and a vet (well intended) expressing the need to rehome her (again), we were desparate. We could see her potential and loving side, but we were stuck playing the dog shuffle game at home, having to spend time apart or her needing to be muzzled or crated (and miserable). It was NOT a fun experience for anyone and we were feeling very sad that we couldn't have a cohesive pack. S

One of the best decisions i’ve made for my dog. I sent my dog Ducky to the month long board and train where Bridget was her primary trainer. My dog Ducky is deaf Dogo Argentino and she came to me at 6 months old with no training at all. I never owned a deaf dog or her breed before. Ducky and I did a ton of basics training on our own. I eventually reached a point where I was her limitation and I wanted more for her. Some of my main goals for her were to be able to be on and off leash trained, have a strong recall, have more confidence in herself and to build a stronger trust between the two of us. We are originally from the state of NY so sending her to a board and train for a month in OH was difficult for me. I feared she would have a difficult time adjusting and would feel like she was ab