Superdog Spectrum

My wife and I just finished the 6-​week puppy training class and it was excellent.
Before starting any class with them for the first time you have to attend an orientation, without your pup. They give you general guidelines and expectations, a few rules, and what you’ll need to bring with you for your class.
The puppy all star class is six weeks of one hour classes or a rapid program of 1.5 hour classes for four weeks. We did the standard program.
The first class was a little different than the rest as the regular trainer was ill. The fill-​in trainer was good, but it was clear there was a different style after we did the second class with the regular trainer. Each week you learn something new and you get a homework sheet explaining everything you should be working on and how to do it. The hour class is started by showing the trainer how things have progressed over the past week. Then you move onto the new tasks at hand. The trainer will use one of the puppies in the class to demonstrate the new discipline. Then everyone gets a few minutes to try it out while the trainer watches and helps you out.
Included with the class are three Yappy Hour sessions on Friday nights. You can sign up for which ever Friday nights work for you and they split the dogs into large and small breed groups. Then your pup gets an hour of playtime with up to 4 dogs in a supervised environment while you watch how they interact and socialize. Well worth it.

My dog loves superdog spectrum, it’s got great training and amazing staff, almost everyone I know who has a dog comes here! I would definitely recommend this business to anyone with a dog in need of training.
We buy almost everything for our dog here, from collars to clickers. Superdog is a bit pricey but it provides a ton of different training options whether you have a show dog or just a dog that needs to learn to come. I would definitely recommend superdog.

I checked this place out because it had a convenient loc/​hours. When i went to pick up my dog, the receptionist asked me what her number was. She seemed irritated that I didn’t know and then told me my dog was Bailey #10 and that I should refer to her as such the next time I picked her up. I asked if I could see what Bailey did during the day but was told that tours were after 7 pm or on weekends. (I had actually called on the prior weekend but nobody picked up). Nobody told me how her first day was and the staff weren’t very friendly. It was a very cold environment.

My 4 year old min pin has been going to superdog spectrum since he was 10 weeks old. He loves it! He fets excited whenever I tell him he is going and gets more exited the closer we get. We have taken a number of their classes and they are great too!

I first started going to Superdog Spectrum with my fearful/​reactive dog when she was about 2 years old, she is 6 now. Through clicker training I found a way to communicate with my dog and our bond strengthened. I’ve taken their Hello Fido, Canine Communication, Loose Leash Walking, Radical Recall and Basic Manners classes with my reactive dog. The trainers understand ‘problem’ dogs and they also understand the value of positive reinforcement training. I did not have to worry about flooding or intimidating my dog like you would with many other popular trainers/​training facilities.
I have taken their Radical Recall class with my younger dog and while his recall still needs some work the class was pretty good. He also occasionally attends day care at this facility and LOVES it. He’s always happy to see the staff and of course the friends he’s made along the way.
Staff and trainers are always very pleasant and helpful.