Ohio Valley Dog Obedience Training — 4.2★ (17 reviews), Bridgeport Dog Trainer
Ohio Valley Dog Obedience Training
★★★★★★★★★★4.2 17 reviews
The Moran Family Center, Bridgeport, Ohio 43912
Obedience Training
The Moran Family Center, Bridgeport, Ohio 43912
Overview
FormatGroup classes
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About Ohio Valley Dog Obedience Training
About the club
Upper Ohio Valley Obedience Training Club (UOVOTC) is a member-based dog training club rather than a commercial trainer. Its stated mission is helping every dog owner reach the goal of a well-trained dog, whether the aim is competing in dog sports or simply having a well-behaved companion at home.
What to expect
The club offers group classes and provides class schedules, a calendar, directions, and membership information through its site, and invites prospective members to email with questions. As a club, the format is volunteer- and community-oriented group instruction. The website is light on specifics about methods, instructors, or pricing, so interested owners should reach out directly. This is a good fit for owners in the Upper Ohio Valley / Bridgeport area who want affordable, community-based group obedience or an entry point into dog sports.
Sit, stay, recall and reliable commands, from beginner to advanced.
Agility & Sport
Agility training: handling, obstacles and confidence-building.
Reviews
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Marie Downing · a year ago
★★★★★
Just attended our first class. The facility is small but clean. Parking and access into the building is easy. The trainers were knowledgeable and friendly. They seem to have a good set up going. I highly recommend
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Casie Yoho · 3 years ago
★☆☆☆☆
I have a pit heeler, took her here because she likes to walk you instead of you walking her. Which was explained to them before starting class. We took her to her first class. We are first time pet owners we didn’t know what kind of collar to bring. We were just told about the leash. We brought her harness we use for taking her outside. The made us switch to her collar to train her. We didn’t feel comfortable with that because we know she pulls a lot. So we listened and switched it. Two dogs got to close and attacked each other ( a boxer and a Callie) . And my dog ended up getting loose. Remind you we said we don’t use her collar to take her out. She slipped her collar went over to the dogs fighting but my boyfriend was able to catch her. We found out a couple days later she was kicked out. When we told them we didn’t feel comfortable switching her leash. After she already got loose, then they tell us here is the collar she needs that they have in the building.Why didn’t they tell us then instead of using the wrong collar and her getting loose? Did those other dogs get kicked out too? They are judging my dog because she’s half pitbull. Don’t recommend this place to anyone. Not willing to help you and your dog. Just kick you out instead of helping. And their the ones that told us to switch her collar to one that wasn’t fit to use for training. After kicking her out they told us they would give a refund back. Later they ended up cashing it.
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Hank Horn · 2 years ago
★★★★★
Very knowledgeable ladies, had our Great Danes heading in the right direction on the first session.
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Eugene Saunders Sr · 4 years ago
★★★★★
The experience is great. The instructors are very good and they are very helpful
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Regenia Peters · 4 years ago
★★★★★
Great instructor takes time to answer questions and assist problems you have during the training.