Testimonials

     

 Heather is one of the best trainers in North Texas. She has taken my dog from a mischievous tyke to a dog that listens to a variety of commands. So far he has learned sit, down, stay, commando, play dead, pray, he goes to the 3 different beds that we have around the house on command and how to shut the back door after he opens it to let himself inside. One of the most important things that she has taught him is to not jump on people when they come inside the house and not biting when putting a leash on him. Heather is thorough and professional and we will continue to use her services until my dog is walking on his back feet and talking to me!

Jim Layton: Dog owner

     

 My husband and I recently adopted a 3 year old yorkie mix, Maggie, who was a bundle of nerves. She is a well behaved dog but didn’t know any basic commands and we were hoping to bond with her more. We found Heather and were so happy to hear that she does in-house training, since Maggie hates riding in cars. We did the four week training course and at the end of it we had almost a whole new dog! Maggie does things in her own way and at her own pace but Heather was very patient with her, and us, and taught Maggie lots of new tricks which helped make her feel more comfortable around us. Heather gave 110%, showing up early morning with a great attitude and we could really tell that she cared about our new fur baby and wanted to help build a lasting trusting relationship for us to grow on. If you’re looking for a new dog trainer, Heather will deliver with genuine and warm results!

Liz and Justin Rutter: Dog owner

     

 Heather did a great job with our dog. I was amazed at how she got our Sadie girl to settle down during the consultation visit. Sadie has mad great strides and we now have a dog that can be managed when people come over . Thanks again!!!

Chris Neher: Dog owner

     

 If you're in need of an EXCEPTIONAL training. Heather Luethy is amazing. I have a 13 year old Yorkie girl. For the first time I would need to put her on an airplane with me. Tinkerbell (thats her name) would cry and bark in the car. It was impossible to go to the vet with her. She would not go in a crate, no matter how big is was. The best way to describe her behavior is separation anxiety. It was a nightmare of barking and crying. Heather was successful with training Tinker. She travels in a car without crying or barking, and she stays in her travel crate too. She is a very well behaved doggie. Heather, I am in your debt. Thank you for giving me back my sanity.

Mary Lucrezia: Dog owner