Happy Tails Dog Training and More is a highly regarded dog training business known for their caring and effective approach. The trainers, Sophie and Rachel, have received praise for helping dogs and their owners improve behavior. They offer various programs, including a puppy 101 program and a 2-week board and train program, which have shown big progress in dogs’ manners and listening skills. One can expect their dog to learn essential skills and manners during their stay, as a happy client’s puppy transformed into a well-behaved dog after the 2-week program. The trainers keep owners updated with consistent reports and pictures of their dog's progress. Happy Tails not only helps dogs become better-behaved but also has a positive impact on their owners. One client shared that after seeing the trainers’ work, they were inspired to pursue a dog training career and are now interning with them. Thanks to the trainers’ efforts, the dog has continued improving in training. Overall, Happy Tails Dog Training and More is a trusted business that successfully trains dogs and supports their owners.
Liz was Absolutely amazing !!! She has the knowledge, the tools and the expertise to help anyone With their fur babies !
Her love for animals shows threw
Honestly, she has worked wonders for our Golden doodle and our family
I am so happy that I found her and Highly recommend her !!!
Nicole HAusmann- Testo
I have known Henri for many years. We recently attended her competitive obedience weekend workshops which are great fun and have rekindled my love for competitive obedience training. They have also inspired my children to have a go. The workshops are fun , relaxed with a good mixture of dog's working together and individually.
Hamish and I have been coming to dog training classes for a while and recently completed a canine first aid course with Henri too. The sessions are relaxed but structured, fun to take part in, and she teaches you skills needed in real life situations with examples from her own training and life with her dogs. We'd covered a bit of cooperative care and vet trips in regular class but I decided I wanted to know more so attended one of her first aid classes. Just three weeks after completing the course, I found I needed to use a lot of the skills Henri had taught me when my (very daft!) dog ran full speed into a gate when playing in the park. Instead of panicking, I was able to do some observations for neurological injury and check the cut on his face there and then, before muzzling him and getting him to the vet. Hamish isn't a fan of the muzzle, but because we'd practised muzzle training in a positive way in dog class when he wasn't injured, it was a lot less scary for him (and me!) I'm really glad I had first aid and general training skills under my belt and was able to channel Henri and her advice in a stressful situation. Highly recommended!