About Spirited K9
Spirited K9 is Georgia's premier dog training location, offering a balanced approach to solving problematic behaviors in dogs. Led by a Certified Professional Dog Trainer with over a decade of experience, the facility caters to the individual needs of each dog, from basic manners and puppy imprinting to off-leash reliability and behavioral rehabilitation. Clients have praised the exceptional training provided by Maureen and her staff. A German Shepherd mix puppy, on the verge of being rehomed due to behavioral issues, was transformed after a two-week training program. The owner, who had previously tried positive reinforcement and leash pressure corrections, was delighted to be able to keep her dog and confidently walk it off-leash on local trails. Similarly, Lucy and Humphrey, two stubborn English Bull Terriers, were brought to attention and obedience after their stay at Spirited K9. Another client, who purchased a high-energy Golden Retriever puppy, was amazed by the remarkable transformation of their dog after a four-week training program. The puppy, Kimber Magnum, became extremely well-behaved and obedient, earning praise from the regular boarding facility he visits. Spirited K9 offers a comprehensive approach to dog training, catering to the unique needs of each individual canine. With their expertise and dedication, the facility has helped numerous dog owners overcome behavioral challenges and develop a strong bond with their furry companions.
Mo is very knowledgeable and generous with her time and attention. She spent a lot of time with us, with the end result that she recommended that we delay training with her, while trying some of her suggestions ourselves for a couple months. If or when we need more formal help, we will definitely use Mo. She's a consummate professional!
It us amazing what she accomplished with our pup in 2 weeks.
I was on the verge of rehoming my German Shepherd mix puppy because of behavioral issues. She is very smart and I had done a lot of training using positive reinforcement and leash pressure corrections. She could do a lot of tricks and follow commands...until she would (sometimes) decide not to, and lunge and bite at me. She was also aggressive toward certain people in my family and more rarely toward strangers. I had decided I couldn't live with the situation and talked to Nate Schoemer, whose you tube videos I had been using for training. He said I may need to use a prong collar or shock collar to correct the behavior. I wouldn't have used these more severe techniques...read full review