Champion Dog Training

The Truth about Ron Myers!!!
Although Ron Myers is a an excellent dog trainer his moral character is not as stellar. I was a client for over a year with Ron and here are the facts:
Ron shows up late most of the time to appointments and walks.
He expects to paid in cash and will even walk you to the ATM machine.
His business partner Ade calls you up and leaves nasty texts and abusive language saying you owe money and should treat Ron as an honest business man even though he always gets paid upfront
Ron continually asks for pre-​payment of services, but does not show up during the week and wants to make up time over the weekend when services are not needed.
Ron continually asks for advances on his services.
Ron will try to make a deal with you because he is so desperate for money. He’ll say «If you pay me $ 3,000, I’ll give you dog services free to the life of your dog.»
Ron calls you up on the weekend begging for money stating «You are the only one that can help»
He has strangers stay at your house for dog sitting and they invite people over even though it was stated that NO ONE is allowed in the apartment. Also, the person charged 4 movies to my cable bill and Ron told me he does not have the $ 25 to pay me back.
MOST IMPORTANTLY, HE EMOTIONALLY MANIPULATES YOU!!! HE BORROWED $ 2600 from me back in January and will not pay it back. He will not return phone calls. I was a fool and trusted this man. Please learn from my mistakes and do not engage with him. I also heard from my doorman that he asked them for money as well.
Ron makes up his own prices, which are low, then complains that you are cheating him and he is worth more.
Also, you’ll notice the phone number above is not real nor is the address. Ron gave that space up years ago. He works off his cell phone.

Ron has known my dog Sally since the winter and she truely loves him.
Everytime I take her to daycare she rushes over to him to say hello.
So– when she started misbehaving as she approached her adolescence, it didn’t take me very long ot approach Ron and ask for help.
We started working immediately, first a few basics with Sally, then it was time to train me. Yes– the owner is the most important part of this.
I found out I was doing numerous things to confuse my dog, which ultimately casued her to have no idea how to act/​react or behave.
Ron has been very thorough with both of us, even taking the time to explain things to me and watch me do the most mundane tasks while with her, then pointing where we both can improve and giving us homework.
Now– Sally is well received by other dogs, perfect on a leash, and people flock to her to shower her with adoration.
And– I must mention, Sally is a pit bull…