About What A Great Dog!
What A Great Dog! is a dog training business with two large indoor facilities in the Dallas area. Each facility features a synthetic turf agility ring, training rings, and private lesson rooms. They also have a unique retail shop at each location selling training gear, supplies, and dog food. What A Great Dog! offers both group classes and private lessons using a fun, effective, and positive reward-based training method. Their Puppy Day School combines socialization, training, and exposure training to help raise well-rounded puppies. Owners praise the trainers for being awesome, caring, and going the extra mile to help both dogs and owners. The business also hosts seminars and competitions at their Richardson location, called R2. Ryan Shaw is a highly recommended trainer who specializes in Fungility and Agility. Owners appreciate her attentiveness, clear explanations, and patient approach.
We have had the best experience working with Brittany and Dillon.. ( shoutout to Stephanie as well).
Could not recommend more. First time engaging with dog trading after having a few dogs and I wish I would have been using outside help all along.
Definitely help you fast track the training process and get you focusing on what works for your individual dog, cause they are all different.
We enrolled in the Puppy Training 3 week course for our 4 month mix Henry; I think it might also be referred to as Manners 1. So happy with the results can’t wait to learn more.
Always a treat when were at what a great dog!! My dog loves the classes and instructors. Special shout out to mrs Victoria for her constant commitment to excellence in instructing her classes. She always finds different ways to help my blu boy to understand his lessons and I definitely appreciate it. 💙 if your looking for dog training dont rest on what a great dog. This is by far the best dog training facility out their.
Wow! I have a completely different understanding of my dog and their behaviors with the help of What A Great Dog! I thought my dog was just going to be a pain forever, but they’re really the best dog I’ve ever had now that I understand how to read my dog.