Mind Your Manners Dog Training & Daycare

10 recommendations and reviews from 5 people

• Referral from August 29, 2017
  

  Mackenzie S. asked:

  Looking for a doggy school For my puppy. She is 2 years old and knows basic things but looking to get her more trained. Let me know of places and prices please! Thank you!

  

  Heather H. replied:

  Mind Your Manners if you want to take your dog to a class. http://www.mymdogtraining.com Man's Best Friend is a board and train facility.

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• Referral from June 26, 2015
  

  Robin C. asked:

  We're looking for puppy training . . . any recommendations? Needs to be affordable and involve our family (not looking for a drop-off program). I'm aware of Petsmart and Petco's programs but am hoping for other alternatives.

  

  Matt S. replied:

  Connie Skinner at Mind Your Manners is the best around. (360) 693-4503 http://mymdogtraining.com

  

  Cherish D. replied:

  Hands down Mind Your manners. And use me as a referral. Lol https://www.facebook.com/mymdogtraining

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• Referral from May 7, 2015
  

  Beth R. asked:

  Can anyone please recommend a good puppy training class? Thank you

  

  Kelly A. replied:

  Connie at Mind Your Manners is wonderful. http://mymdogtraining.com

  

  Matt S. replied:

  Connie Skinner at Mind Your Manners. http://mymdogtraining.com

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• Referral from March 9, 2015
  

  Ivey J. asked:

  Does anybody know of a good puppy training class that is in battleground, (not Petco or Petsmart)

  

  Victoria A. replied:

  Does Man's Best Friend do puppy classes? They did not way back when my dog was a puppy. I absolutely hands down LOVE and believe the best puppy classes out there are just outside of Battle Ground at Mind Your Manners. Completely different training philosophies than Mans Best Friend. Connie Skinner and her crew are phenomenal positive based dog trainers, who divide puppy classes up very nicely between basics and socialization. They are now in Salmon Creek. http://www.mymdogtraining.com/

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• Referral from March 12, 2017
  

  Nick S. asked:

  Our review of Enzo acres. Can anyone recommend a training facility that doesn't abuse animals in the battle ground area?

  

  Matt S. replied:

  Connie Skinner mymdogtraining.com APDT certified. Tons of experience. All positive reinforcement and behavior shaping.

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• Referral from January 15, 2017
  

  Lynnanne G. asked:

  Please help! We have a 3 month old Malamute who reallllly needs to start training. We went for her first official lesson today and found out they had fired their trainer. I need to get her in ASAP, as we realllly need to start curbing certain behaviors! Suggestions for good, solid trainers in BG or surrounding areas??? TIA! (Btw, we have 1 suggestion so far: CJ's Dog Training, but not sure their sched will work with ours)

  

  Matt S. replied:

  Connie Skinner at Mind Your Manners dog training. Unquestionably the best around. http://mymdogtraining.com

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• Referral from March 6, 2016
  

  Terri C. asked:

  Looking for recommendations on dog trainers nearby that do not use correction/shock/vibration collars, please.

  

  Cherish D. replied:

  I get compliments on my dog's manners all the time. I went through Mind you Manners! https://m.facebook.com/mymdogtraining/

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• Referral from September 16, 2014
  

  Eve E. asked:

  Boarding & training dogs: a friend rec'd Man's Best Friend to me for obedience training. I have seen Countryside Kennels' website & it looks interesting. Anyone want to chime in on places you've used & would recommend? I've recently bought a 5 yr old neutered male lab/poodle mix & need to train him soon & board him in the near future. Thanks!

  

  Cherish D. replied:

  https://m.facebook.com/mymdogtraining

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