K9 Training InstituteReviews 2,305

Very easy to understand. Explained in a way you don't need a dictionary to lookup big words. Greatly appreciated for courtesy and a lot of hard work put in to these videos.

This dog training video is about 20 minutes. It is out of my expectation. Professional and helpful.

I enrolled in your program because my dog is in training to be a Diabetic Alert Dog. He has done well with the steps we've completed, but I must admit I have not been as consistent as I should be. I am just out of a leg/ankle cast and have not had as much energy as usual. I will be working a little slower, but I will continue working.

This program is perfect for new puppy and dog owners! The program teaches proper and proven techniques that are simple and easy to follow! Your fur baby will be much more calm and intelligent in no time!

I like the way you explain the needs of my dog and how I can change certain wanted and unwanted baheviors.

I learned a lot, just by viewing the free video. I can't wait to learn more from the course now that I have enrolled.

I am trying to teach her not to cross the road if a car is coming out way

So far all the information has worked exactly how it was taught, they a full in depth grasp how to train some one to effectively train a dog.

It's working. Most of the time I can get Chewy to stop barking.

After watching the K9 free training tips, I was heartened to know there was hope for my 6 month old puppy. Their theory feels right. The puppy doesn't know English, but he does know physical signals. I have used the tips on stopping the dog from barking and it seems to be working. Ah a light at then end of this puppy tunnel! Thankyou for making this information available.

My dog was a leash puller and a barker. Jake is doing so much better now because of the work shop. Thank you all so much. And have a great day.

So far the tips I have received have been very helpful. I have an obsessively barking dog that I have had trouble calming down. I have tried a number of different methods and so far this method has started well. Still a long way to go but will stick with it. Time will tell.

I watched the Videos with interest and thought how easy it looked. I have been using the turning your back on your dog if it try's to jump up, have been doing for a couple of days and he seems to know that it is not acceptable and has not been jumping any where near as much, looks like it has started working. I am looking forward to using the other techniques.

The topics covered so far have been informative and give new insight to training my puppy

After getting a rescue in mid November, I started looking online for training for her. I've watched a couple of free videos from the canine training Institute and they are extremely helpful. The information is clear and concise.

The introductory video was very informative and I'm thinking of signing up for the 10 week course.

I appreciate greatly the tips sent in your emails. My wish would be to be able to ultimately train Newt to a standard as close as possible as that of a service dog. It in no way reflects on K9 that I'm unable to afford the courses offered even those offered to everyone with a discount. Unfortunately my disability benefits do not allow me the luxury of spending such an amount.