Reviews for K-9 Culture LLC

Mar 2024

We found k-9 training on google and since the beginning they were very friendly and professional so we decided to start the three week training for our dog Thea and we immediately noticed improvements in our dog behavior. Our trainer Sadler has been great and Thea completely loved and trusted of her and of the other staff members.Definitely recommended!!Thank you guys!
Mar 2024

We found K9 Culture through Google and signed our new rescue Hudson up for 3-week board and train program. Hudson is 1.5 years old and has leash reactiveness. He learnt so much through the whole program and so did we as pawrents. After 3 weeks of training by Brittney, Hudson has very great progress in reduction of his reactive behavior to dogs and moving objects (bikes, cars…), responding to basic marker words, greeting and leash manners… when on and off leash we could see improvements happening video by video, field trip by field trip ? we are so proud of him and very thankful for Brittney also guiding us through the whole following up training at home and...read full review
Mar 2024

We took our dog to K-9 Culture for the two week board and train program.He was already an adult dog when we rescued him a year ago. He's smart and had learned many new things since adoption and had become decently well behaved. BUT despite walking well on the leash most of the time, he was reactive to other dogs. And that needed correction. Additionally, he still had some trouble not jumping up on us when he was excited for something. Our trainer, Brooke, was fantastic. She corrected the jumping AND got rid of the reactive behaviors. He can now notice another dog but control himself and basically ignore it. He may never be a "dog park" dog (who knows his history on the...read full review

From K-9 Culture LLC

Welcome to K-9 Culture, where we Train Dogs and Teach Humans. Our Vision is Our Mission: “A Dog That Is A Joy To Live With!” We believe in setting a dog up to be successful BEFORE we give them a command, for the proper sequence usually results in the proper action by the dog and its unfair to the dog to expect them to be perfect if they simply don’t understand exactly what you want them to do.