Tails We Win Dog Training

About a year ago, before I stopped going to tails we win, everything was going great, until it wasn't. My dog, Auzzie, was excitedly licking the trainer. Auzzie accidentally hit his teeth on the trainers nose, unintentionally 'hurting' the trainer. No blood was drawn, but the trainer, who I believe his name was Miles, picked my dog up by his collar and slammed him onto the ground. Auzzie was screaming in pain, I stood frozen in shock. The trainer continued by dragging Auzzie by his collar, choking him and then putting him in a kennel. I've asked other trainers and they said that was the wrong thing to do. After that I never went back, and I never will.

Bonnie is an outstanding trainer. I moved here from a smaller facility to continue my dog's training and Bonnie welcomed us and our dogs with open arms. She evaluated our dogs so they could be properly placed in the right class level, and worked with us and our schedule when selecting our class night. She's been extremely easy to work with, is passionate about each dog succeeding to the best of their ability, and is constantly expanding her own knowledge base to share with her students. We've found her very encouraging, while giving each dog and handler team the right level of challenge in each class. Flooring and equipment is good, parking is ample and class sizes are kept small so each team gets plenty of attention.

Dog has prior obedience and agility experience. New to the area, emailed weeks prior letting them know we wanted to come check it out. Email back said we could come check out any class. Packed up the baby, coordinated time off work and drove over 30 min to attend a class. Got there and was immediately met with crossed arms and a “not today” attitude. We were all very disappointed. We just wanted to get our dog back into a class even if it wasn’t “up to our level” and were told, “ you won’t get anything out of it”. Shouldn’t that be or call? Does that matter? Also that there were dogs there that wouldn’t do well with a new dog. Isn’t that part of training your dog through obedience- learning to control how your dog reacts to other dogs? So we couldn’t come in- not even to watch…. We jus

It's the best dog training we have received. Instructors have lots of experience and are patient and understanding and encouraging.

I have trained with Bonnie with multiple dogs to include environmentally sensitive ones, she is so understanding and kind and supportive. The classes are small and welcoming. Each student gets individual attention and time to work on what each dog needs. I HIGHLY recommend.