I trained my dog here for over two years both with Mary Jo and Vince. They taught me how to handle my dog properly. My dog is a handful--willful, strong, stubborn, and as a rescue, she had a past that affected her behavior. CCCC helped me learn how to control her. I learned how to behave like the ""alpha"" dog I needed to be. After we went through obedience classes there, we went to agility classes and we both got a great workout. I can't say enough good things about CCCC and how they helped me and my dog. My dog was a rescue and we bonded through attending training class. All I had to say was ""Let's go to dog school"" and she was standing by the door with her tail wagging. She loved it. I will never adopt a dog and not take her for training--it really enhances your relationship with your dog.\r
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The first reviewer on here clearly did not learn lesson #1: it's not about your dog, it's about you. If your dog misbehaves it's because YOU let him/her. If your dog is ""reactive"" it's because you do nothing to stop that behavior, or worse yet, you are encouraging that behavior. It doesn't matter how close or far apart the dogs are in the facility, if you don't learn how to handle your dog you're going to have problems regardless of how close other dogs are. Vince can seem gruff, but he really just cares about making you the best handler you can be. Toughen up and listen to what he's saying.
Pros: Knowledgeable instructors.
Cons: None.
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