Bellecreek Dog Training Center

Ive been going to Bellecreek Dog Training Center since 2014,for service dog training,I like continuing my dog training to keep Tyson on point w/his skills&to add more to his training,he has passed the Public access&can preform tasks to help me w/all my disability needs.Rachel is an awesome trainer,she is very patient,understanding&informative.She has different training time links,to fit your budget&time.Mine is 1 hour,which I like because it gives me more time to really get an understanding on the training that I am working on w/my dog,so I can feel confident when I go home&do my homework.Yes you will have homework after every training,practice makes prefect,cant expect my dog to learn w/only 1 hour of training you have to continue training when you get home to strengthen the training you just learned w/Rachel.Then when you go back for your next lesson she asks you to show her what you learned the week before so she can see if your dog&you have it or if you're having problems w/it&she will help you clean it up.Cant expect a miracle if you dont go home&train w/your dog.The facility is very large&roomy she has a lot of equipment for all the other training that she does w/other clients which I like because if I choose to take a timeout from Dog training&what to do agility training w/my dog for that day I can tell her when I get there the choice is always for me to decide.She does agility training, competition training,behavior training,scent training,service dog training,obedience training&more.The facility is located on her farm where it gives you privacy so you have a one on one training session w/Rachel&your dog w/no distractions unlike other places.Being someone who is disable w/anxiety,panic,PTSD&phobia of being around large crowds of people.this works very well for me.Rachel training is positive training treats/clicker,no shock,no chock collar,its all about trust&building a strong bond w/your dog.Which Im not one for animal abuse training so this works for me.