Success Stories

At A Glance Nino is a 6-year-old mixed-breed dog who enrolled in a 2-Week Board and Train with Off Leash K9 Training Atlanta and trainer Daniel. His family sought training after recent conflict between Nino and another dog in the household, along with a tendency to run off when given the opportunity. During his initial

At A Glance Suki is a 10-week-old Pit Bull puppy who enrolled in a 1-Week Puppy Board and Train with Off Leash K9 Training Atlanta and trainer Luchia in Atlanta. Because she was still very young, her training focused on introducing foundational skills while addressing two common puppy behaviors her owners were experiencing: mouthing and

At A Glance Leo is a 9-month-old Pit Bull Terrier who enrolled in a 2-Week Board and Train with Off Leash K9 Training Atlanta and trainer Morgan. Leo already knew some basic obedience, but his owner reported that his responsiveness dropped significantly whenever distractions were present. His training focused on strengthening command reliability, improving heel,

At A Glance Sasha is a 4-year-old Boxer mix who enrolled in a 2-Week Board and Train with Off Leash K9 Training Atlanta. She knew a few commands but struggled to stay focused around distractions and often made her own choices instead of responding to direction. Her program focused on foundational obedience, leash manners, greeting

At A Glance Penny is a 10-month-old mixed-breed dog who enrolled in a 2-Week Board and Train with Off Leash K9 Training Atlanta. She was easily excited, difficult to manage during some walks, and often jumped on people entering her home. Her training focused on recall, leash manners, greeting behavior, foundational obedience, and following commands

Sammy is a 2.5-year-old Pit Bull mix who returned to Off Leash K9 Training Atlanta for a 1-Week Refresher Training Program. Although he already understood several obedience commands, he struggled to hold positions, remain focused around distractions, and walk without pulling. His training focused on rebuilding structure, improving command duration, and addressing recently developed dog