Off Leash K9 Training Toledo Success Stories

At A Glance Polly is a 1-year-old Pit mix who came to Off Leash K9 Training Toledo for a 2-Week Board and Train. His owners wanted help with leash pulling, overexcitement around young children, play biting, and potty training concerns. Dog: Polly Breed: Pit mix Age: 1 year Location: Toledo, OH Program: 2-Week Board and Train Main Issues: Leash pulling, overexcitement around kids, play biting, potty training issues Outcome: Better

At A Glance Charlie is an approximately 1-year-old Goldendoodle who came to Off Leash K9 Training Toledo for a 2-Week Board and Train. His family wanted help managing his energy, improving obedience, and reducing unwanted behaviors at home and on walks. Dog: Charlie Breed: Goldendoodle Age: About 1 year old Location: Toledo, OH Program: 2-Week Board and Train Main Issues: High energy, counter surfing, destructive chewing, jumping, pulling on leash

At A Glance Milk is a 7-month-old English Bulldog who came to Off Leash K9 Training Toledo for a 2-Week Board and Train. His family wanted help creating better habits, improving leash manners, and building more reliable recall so he could be easier and safer to manage in everyday situations. Dog: Milk Breed: English Bulldog Age: 7 months Location: Toledo, OH Program: 2-Week Board and Train Main Issues: Pulling toward

At A Glance Murphy is a 2-year-old Goldendoodle who enrolled in a 2-Week Board and Train with Off Leash K9 Training Toledo under the care of Rebecca. Murphy was newer to his family and was still building trust and routine. His owners wanted him “up to speed” to match their other trained dog, Luna. Murphy’s biggest issues were intense leash pulling, weak recall, and jumping on people. His program focused

At A Glance Oakley is a 6-month-old Chocolate Labrador Retriever who enrolled in a 2-Week Board and Train with Off Leash K9 Training Toledo under the care of Dylan Beck. Oakley’s owner wanted her to grow into a hunting dog, which made a reliable recall and a solid place command top priorities. Oakley is also a high-energy young dog who can get overly excited around other dogs, so the program