Off-Leash Dog Training in Fort Collins Co

1539 Sea Wolf Ct
Fort Collins, CO 80526

Phone: 970-672-4454

Off-Leash Dog Training of Fort Collins takes great pride in training Colorado dogs and their families — our mission is to ensure complete satisfaction with our clients. We offer both private and group training in your home and out, to address your needs when the dogs are at their most distracted. As our commitment, we offer absolutely UNLIMITED training for the life of your dog. Your family’s commitment to your dog is an important decision. We will show you an immediate return on your investment that will improve the relationship between you and your dog and show results to last a lifetime.

Call today at 970-672-4454 or fill out our online form to schedule your totally FREE demonstration and consultation with a professional dog trainer and their own highly obedient dog!

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Ft. Collins Testimonials & Reviews:

Best $ I ever spent!
J. Thompson, Fort Collins, CO

I love being able to have Norman with me outside without a leash, on walks or hikes, or just hanging out in the front or back yard. I feel so much safer with him around busy streets and other people and pets. He seems more confident and happy and wanting to please me.
P. Derloshon, Ft. Collins, Colorado

Immediate improvement. Buttercup is a much happier dog, too, more confident. She’s a pleasure to take off leash.
Ron T., Fort Collilns, Colorado

Ryan,

We are grateful for all you have done to help Ziva and Radar become happy obedient members of our family. Each was a rescue dog with emotional issues. Radar is now 9 years old, and Ziva is now almost 2. You showed us that old dogs CAN learn new tricks, and old habits and fears can be conquered.

Ziva was so skittish when we first got her that she would not even go outside of the house unless I carried her out. It took weeks just to get her beyond the driveway so we could take a walk in the neighborhood. Our first walks were only as far as across the street, or around the cul-de-sac. Every noise, every car passing, every person nearby freaked her out. Even after months of our trying to socialize her, at a year old she was VERY scared of strangers to the point of hiding when people came over.

Radar was not as shy, but he was willful and he was fearful of men. He would not come on command and the only time he would sit on command was when he was offered a treat as a reward.

In no time at all, with your guidance, our stubborn Radar was obeying on command and Ziva started coming out of her shell to the point now, that she is actually a flirt at group class and goes to greet all the people and dogs. Now, when friends come over Ziva is still shy, but she comes and greets them. She no longer hides.

We just had the New West Festival in Fort Collins with thousands of people and dogs meandering in the streets of Old Town. I took them both to the festival. After a few initial nervous moments at all the noise and confusion, Ziva calmed down and blossomed into a confident dog enjoying the outing and all the attention. Radar kept looking for the shade whenever we paused.

They are both happier now and we are happier with them. We no longer have to make excuses for their behavior. Now our guests get to see the fun side of our dogs and understand why we adore them so. Ziva is even smiling (it is SO funny) at non family members. Other dog owners comment on how well behaved our pets are and ask how we did it. We bask in their praise and guide them to you.

Thank you for teaching us how to bring out the best in our dogs.

Janet Harper, Fort Collins, CO