The Dog Wizard Medina

I absolutely love my time with the Dog Wizard. Jen is a dog whisperer! 😅 The training I chose was hands on and I have learned so much. My dog is so much better because of Jen. I have a Rottie. Our walks are so much more manageable, which was a huge thing for me. I used to get pulled so much that I didn't want to go on walks. She no longer bolts out the door and drag me with her. I can leave food on the floor and command her to "leave it" and she does. I do not know what I would have done without The Dog Wizard. I could not have done this on my own. I tried! Thank you Jen!

Miss Maple Mae's first day home after a month long board and train! She is doing awesome, staying in place while I cooked lunch. Also she was absolutely perfect when we stopped at Cabela's (which was a zoo due to the Easter Bunny being there for a photo shoot). I can't thank The Dog Wizard Medina team enough for the amazing job they did. She still has a lot of energy but at least now it can be controlled. Thank you so much for a job well done, we can't wait for the first group training day. I know it's in their logo but I still claim magic is involved!! Lol

The 2 week board and train was amazing for Cora and Daisy! I am amazed at how calm and peaceful they are! Their entire vibe has changed! Such a transition and it has made my life so much easier and less chaotic. I'm finally able to enjoy my dogs and take them places! A special Thank You to Gabby for the amazing job she did! She's so patient and has so much knowledge!

Marlayna has been working with me and my young dog Mercury. She is very informative in the why she trains Us , Mercury is my service dog and we are being trained as a team. I travel an hour and 15 minutes each way and her and Jen have been great for both myself and my dog. I look forward to working with them to get Mercury to be the best service dog there is. so glad I found them.

We recently adopted a dog from the APL who had been there over a year. She had been recovered from a neglectful home where she was found starving and emaciated. She was very fearful around people and dogs, barking and posturing to keep any threats at a safe distance. As a result, no one could get to know her, and she was passed over time and again. We knew we could be patient, so we visited her quite a few times. We discovered in those visits a sweet dog with a kind soul. We eventually adopted her hoping a loving home would help her heal. Unfortunately, we didn't know how to provide her with the training and structure that she needed to flourish. We couldn't take her anywhere with people or animals - no walks or car rides, and certainly no visitors to the house. Everything and everyone wa