Wolverine Dog Training Club

We have been bringing our Brittany to WDTC for over a year for obedience and he loves it. He has learned a lot and I can tell he really enjoys the mental stimulation from training. We moved and tried to find a new spot but ended up making the extra drive to keep coming to WDTC. I find the skills taught to ME are very valuable -- the 45 min class is teaching the humans how to teach their dogs, and you have to continue the work at home. They do a good job of trying to match up different "energies" of dogs so classes can stay calm and effective. I also think the $ value is unmatched in the area.

I can’t be more thankful for the trainers and community I have found within Wolverine Dog Training. All of the trainers here have help me learn and grow in so many ways with my dogs. After getting my first dog (a high drive working dog-I didn’t know at that time what that even meant) in the midst of the pandemic, I learned quickly that I needed help. After being at a variety of different places, I am so thankful I found Wolverine. With time and patience, they helped me grow into a confident dog owner. My dog is now thriving in many ways. We didn’t know all of the doors this club would open for us or the potential we had until exposed to it. In the beginning of taking classes, I was very overwhelmed with not knowing how to help my dog and I felt like quite the failure as we were strugglin

Took my dog there a while back and ultimately chose not to go with them. I was excited to enroll my dog in agility training here, but unfortunately, my experience was disappointing. The owner is incredibly rude and dismissive, making the environment uncomfortable rather than supportive. She also seems misinformed about dog breeds. She insisted that my Alaskan Klee Kai is a “designer breed” despite it being a recognized purebred. The breed has also won several agility competitions. It’s frustrating to encounter someone who acts as if they know everything. On top of that, her attitude toward both dogs and owners comes off as condescending rather than constructive. A good trainer should foster confidence and trust—not make people feel belittled. If you’re looking for a positive, encouraging

Wish I had read the reviews before Signing up. We won't be coming back. Place is a JOKE to say the least. My dog gets over excited and has pulled me down. I told the lady on the phone I use a halti. She said yes they use those. But when I went to class they frowned upon it so I took it off in the result of getting pulled down at once but twice in front of everyone and the trainer just watched me struggle to pick up all the treats I dropped and Control my dog and then told me that she couldn't have me in the ring with my dog acting that way? Aren't you a Dog Trainer? Didn't get any help from anybody. She told me next week if I come back to bring a PRONG collar and she'll do me how to walk my dog ( who actually does great with the halti) NO THANK YOU! Won't be returning ever again !

Don't take your dog there if you don't like trainer telling your barking dog to SHUT UP. The same older lady with glasses yells at owners, told my wife PAY ATTENTION NOT HERE FOR PLAY TIME. The other trainers seemed fine but unfortunately we had her and couldn't take her unprofessionalism after two nights. Friend of ours had same experience but she got lucky and they switched trainers on her second session