Has anyone heard of this trainer...Carrolton,TX

[zorroGSD]

I was looking for a good trainer for my almost 5mnths old puppy and this training facility looked impressive. They assure complete offleash training in 2weeks. The video in their website is also very impressive. I just moved to Texas and if anyone knows anything about this facility please give your suggestions.

All Dogs Unleashed
Dallas Dog Training | Dallas Dog Training Services

Thanks in advance

[GSDAlphaMom]

Unfortunately there is not an abundance of good trainers or facilities in the Dallas area...one would think a city this size would have more options.

Emoore is very happy where she goes. She had done obedience and agility. I think it's in Princeton. She will probably see this and let you know. If not, shoot her a pm.

[Emoore]

Originally Posted by GSDAlphaMom

Unfortunately there is not an abundance of good trainers or facilities in the Dallas area...one would think a city this size would have more options.

Emoore is very happy where she goes. She had done obedience and agility. I think it's in Princeton. She will probably see this and let you know. If not, shoot her a pm.

It's What a Great Dog! in Prosper. I LOVE that place. We originally signed up for puppy classes when he was 9 weeks old and loved it so much that we've never left. What a Great Dog!


I gotta say, if somebody said, "Give me your dog for two weeks and I'll give him back to you totally reliable with off-leash obedience," I would RUN in the other direction. The whole point of training is to develop the bond and communication between you and your dog. . . not so some stranger can do God-knows-what to him in the name of faster obedience.

[Chance&Reno]

Originally Posted by Emoore

It's What a Great Dog! in Prosper. I LOVE that place. We originally signed up for puppy classes when he was 9 weeks old and loved it so much that we've never left. What a Great Dog!


I gotta say, if somebody said, "Give me your dog for two weeks and I'll give him back to you totally reliable with off-leash obedience," I would RUN in the other direction. The whole point of training is to develop the bond and communication between you and your dog. . . not so some stranger can do God-knows-what to him in the name of faster obedience.

ahhhh took the words right out of my mouth! Thank you for this post

I don't trust those "2 week" boot camp places. My experience has not been a good one with these facilities. Why do they take your dog for 2 weeks and not let you take part in the training? Probably because they don't want you see them put a choke chain on your dog and lift them off the ground by the leash and strangle them out. They do this because your dog need to know that "I'm the ONLY one who can allow your dog to breath so they HAVE to trust and follow me".

Robots, not family companions

[Caledon]

"What a Great Dog" looks like a wonderful place, and very cheap rates too.

[Ashley_M]

I love What a Great Dog! Great facility with wonderful trainers.

[zorroGSD]

thanks guys..i didnt know that boarding and training is not good for the dogs...i will check out WAGD this weekend.

[Emoore]

Tell them I sent you, maybe I'll get a discount!

[dallasgsd]

Zorro did you ever go? Thoughts?

[MMulligan]

For all aspects of Schutzhund training--Obedience, Protection, Tracking--Pam White at Canine Connection is unsurpassed. We purchased our boy from her years ago--he's the German Shepherd seen on the show PRISON BREAK. He is socialized, alert, calm, and handsome. On command, he does protection work. In our home, he is gentle with our 4-year-old. She is in SE Dallas--but we make the drive for the results (and the facility). Pam also does agility work, which our 90-pond boy also enjoy. German commands--not inexpensive.