I like Trishses style You can tell she knows dogs and how they think. I really like Acoma. Sometimes the classes are too big. If you and your dog are well disciplined it is good. If not distracted. You are as smart as your dog. They are teaching us.
About Acoma Training Center
Acoma Training Center, established in 1944, offers a range of dog training classes aimed at helping canines become valued family members. This family-owned, second-generation business specializes in various training options, including novice, advanced novice, agility, puppy fun, and show training. Many clients appreciate the trainers' expertise and dedication, noting significant improvements in their dogs' behavior and obedience.
Reviewers have praised the effective training methods, although some expressed concerns about the use of minor negative reinforcement techniques. While the training is highly regarded, some clients feel that the center could improve its technology and communication, as most information is currently relayed through phone calls and mailed confirmations. Additionally, there have been comments about class sizes, which can be large at times, potentially impacting individual attention.
Overall, Acoma Training Center is recognized as one of the best dog training facilities in town, with many customers recommending it for excellent dog training and a positive experience. Private lessons are available for those seeking one-on-one instruction.
Reviews
Excellent training center. I did the basic class with my border collie mix and I'm looking forward to advanced and agility. They have a focus on safety and clear communication. Yes you use the chain collar but it's to train, and now my dog listens and I rarely have to pull on it. My dog listens well now, she was a street dog with no training and now I see how smart she is from this basic training class. I recommend this place 100%. Effective and affordable.
Awesome dog trainer! My dog has enjoyed the novice, advanced novice, and rally classes. Their method involves minor negative reinforcement methods (e.g. jerk on the slip chain collar when failing to heel) that I personally wouldn’t use on a puppy, so I’m glad I waited til my dog was an adult to proceed with this kind of training. I really wish they weren’t so technologically backwards. You have to call to find out what classes are available. They call you *sometimes* when class is canceled. They mail you confirmations and require you to say your credit card number over the phone. I feel like it wouldn’t be that hard to get some more info on the website to cut… read full review
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333 Wyoming Boulevard Southeast, Albuquerque, NM 87123
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