Hawthorne |
October 02 2009
We liked the techniques applied and Mark's interaction was very professional and non-threatening to the dogs. The lifetime guarantee offered is something I won't hesitate to use. We are applying all that Mark taught us and look forward to a well-behaved, trained dog in the near future.
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Thornwood |
October 02 2009
More than pleased --- Thrilled. We consider ourselves very good educators, but not for dogs -- after two failed attempts we now are sooo happy with the results. Thanks a million to Mark!
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Red Hook |
October 02 2009
I was pleased with the calmness of the training, and I learned things I didn't know.
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Poughkeepsie |
October 02 2009
Diamond caught on quickly, and the techniques were very easy to learn.
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Pleasant Valley |
October 02 2009
My mother noticed a huge difference with Dublin's behavior around her house - she thought he was a new dog!
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Beacon |
October 02 2009
Barbara was wonderful! We learned so much about how our dog thinks and why she does what she does. Stella was "staying" like never before. The training methods used are sensible and reasonable.
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Hopewell Junction |
October 02 2009
Unbelievable results! Not achievable with other training we have had.
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Hyde Park |
October 02 2009
The therapists were very good at explaining techniques, very kind and extremely patient. I observed noticeable results by the end of the lesson. I couldn't believe that this was the same dog.---I am starting to enjoy my dog instead of the opposite and this is just after a few days. Thank you!---Training Olivia [an 8 month old Golden Doodle] was my Christmas present and it's priceless. Thank you!
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Kingston |
October 02 2009
My Min Pin, Brewtus, was out of control before the training. Bark Busters changed our lives.
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Red Hook |
October 02 2009
I was very impressed and never realized what you should do in training your dog. I couldn't believe how the dogs responded!---Teaching your dog in this manner is far better than resorting to shock collars or a newspaper.
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