ALL THINGS PAWSSIBLE TRAINING

We have been using ATP since February 2020 for puppy classes and daycare (1-2x a week) and have been extremely pleased with the experience. Our dog gets really excited when we drive up. At daycare they do not use crates and separate the dogs by age, size, play style, temperament etc.. Each group is in a separate room and each room has its own outdoor space. For example our dog is in the “ tatertot” room but I saw the “grumpy” room on the schedule. We have recommended ATP to others and they have been equally pleased. We have also done two classes (4-6 weeks each) and Brittany is awesome. She can make the pups do anything, the trick is getting them to do it for their owners. We have not used the boarding yet but I’ve only heard positive things about this service too.

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Did not complete the course. Was not going to stand there and hear them hock their products when I was there to train my dog. Never addressed problem issues we had with the dog and bashed vets, other trainers and promoted holistic methods only. Implied their "holistic vet" graduated from Virginia Tech, which is not true, she consulted with VT. She received her "degree" from another country. If they will embellish about something like that, they will embellish about other things.
Our dog is now very well trained thanks to Off Leash K9 Training - look at their before and afters on their site - All Things Pawssible can't do before and afters and now the vets out there know of the substandard care and their new philosophy out there. "E-collars" are not "SHOCK" collars and are used in other forms of therapy on HUMANS. Again, they will bash because many are ditching them and going elsewhere.

We actually found them through a Google search. They have a lot of care and concern for the dogs. They have friendly staff. The price was a little higher than what I had paid previously but we went with them because the dogs were out all day instead of being in the kennel.

A dog always come back happy and worn out. I will continue using them.

Karen, the trainer teaching the Puppy 101 class, makes it easy for both dog and human. She tries hard to get the people to understand how the dog thinks, and gives good, concrete advice for a variety of issues. She tries hard to be available before and after class for questions.
The Day Care services have been good (though I think a tad pricey at $24/day, but that seems to be the going rate in Cville), and our dog has enjoyed the experience, coming home tired and happy, if a bit dirty for all the play. The staff is friendly, and have been helpful and quite accomodating within reason. The facilities don't look like much, but don't let that put you off-- your dog doesn't care how the place looks. It's kept clean, and the animals are monitored to ensure things don't get out of hand. We have been happy, and will continue to use them.

Their service is admirable, and their knowledgeable approach to dogs is impressive. I brought my dog to ATP for day-care, and I have in the past taken my dog to training classes and when needed multi-night boarding. ATP lets dogs play with each other, disciplines dogs (by separation and time-out, not physical force) when they nip too hard or get out of hand, caters service to each individual dog and keeps track of behavior in a personal way. If you ask them about your beloved pup's behavior and interaction, they know to the minute how they are doing.