Woodland University Dog Training

"My dog thoroughly enjoys going to this and I love the trainers. I have a large dog which can be intimidating to some people and they are able to work with her and are not intimidated at all."

"My pup LOVES going to school at Woodland University! He's in puppy pre-k and goes once a week. He comes home in a jovial mood and worn out from playing every week. They send you home with a report card and homework. Couldn't recommend them enough!"

"Amazing staff. It's obvious in how my babies reacted to and interacted with Isabella how much they love her. I received text communication and pictures Isabella took of my babies while they were in the boot camp."

"Had the worst experience. This was my first time taking my dog for boarding at this place and it’s going to be my last time taking my dog here. They told me they could get a copy of his vaccines from his vet and I made it clear to them that he is up to date on all his vaccines. So if they couldn’t get a copy of what they needed they should have reached out to me before proceeding with anything. They didn’t. At pickup I was charged for a vaccine that my dog already got from his vet. It makes me upset that they did not reach out to me before they did anything on my dog. That is NOT okay. I was charged extra fees that were not communicated to me and my dog received unnecessary vaccination. There was no apologies just awkward silence. Even when we dropped him off, a worker literally didn’t say a word to me and came straight to throw a leash on my dog which was weird and my dog was not having it. To make matters worst, the woman that brought him out to me didn’t know if he ate for the day or not. I do not recommend this place. Whether this was a walk-in without prior reservations or not. Everything should have been communicated. If you couldn’t provide proper care because it was a walk-in then don’t offer last min service. And he had his Bordetella vaccine just the week before we took him there. Thanks for asking."

"Cola loves this place. We go once a week for the regular drop and train. He knows what day it is as soon as we wake up, and is excited and impatient to leave. He was such a savage in the neighborhood that my neighbors noticed a difference after one visit."