Blue Ridge K-9 Training Center 2886 Waynesboro Pike, Fairfield, PA 17320

"Great value- inexpensive classes, facility is an outbuilding (so don’t expect fancy but great for messy puppies). Took puppy classes in a group and my pup has been so much better behaved! When he had a bad day at class (wasn’t listening well), the instructor stayed to give me some tips to help. He has learned basic commands like sit, stay, wait, heal, twirl, and lay down as well as more complex tasks (healing with distractions- people, treats, etc) and how to adapt to new obstacles (walking through a ladder that made noise when he hit the rungs). Very happy with my experience! :)"

"Called and called and no one ever called me back, which should've been a warning as to poor business practices. One instructor just talks and talks and never really shows us anything. Could've been a better set up!!!!"

"Was not impressed with this set up. Very old, and inside was not the cleanest. Too much talking and not enough activity for the dogs. Too long for puppies to sit and endure. Much of what was shown was information I had seen already online,...disappointing. They clearly could see I was struggling with my puppy yet did nothing to offer any helpful tips or just step over to help me. I paid for the entire course and never went back to any class, yet they never called to ask why, and kept money. Whatever, I have since found another trainer, and it has been great."

"Took my dog here and can see the difference after taking the basic obedience class. My dog now listens a lot better and continues to improve with all the great advice you are given."

"We've talked about how good the instructors are at the center, but what a lot of people don't realize is the community service contributions that come from Blue Ridge K-9. Until her parents' illness, Pat served on the board of the Antietam Humane Society in Waynesboro, PA. She let me know about a dog that I ended up adopting. She found homes for two dogs that day just by calling people she knew.------------------- The center hosts a low-cost rabies clinic every September. She and the dog club members also do handling demonstrations at community events. These demos almost always include a presentation for children on how to safely approach a dog and ways to protect themselves if they're frightened by a dog.------------- Also, another person, an experienced competitor in breed and performance, sent me her review to post: "I recently read the unfavorable comments regarding instructors at the Blue Ridge K-9 Training Center. Having been a member for years, I know that all instructors at the Center are very willing to talk to students and accept helpful criticism. An individual chose to publish his/her complaints on the Internet and not speak to the instructor(s) involved. This is sad and perhaps this person should consider one of the many other dog training options in the Baltimore-Washington-Harrisburg area in hopes of finding a situation more suitable to that person's needs.""