Some of the worst customer service Ive ever received. I appreciate what they do in regards to rescuing and training, but their staff needs some serious customer service training. I tried to rent their facility for a private play date, as they have advertised on their website. For 3 weeks I tried to get this booked, but no one would help me. Getting them to respond to an email was like pulling teeth. And when they would respond, they provided no information about booking the space whatsoever. So I finally requested a phone call, and they scheduled a time to call me. When the time came, no phone call. They emailed and said the person that was going to call me was running late, and theyd call in 15 minutes. No surprise, but that phone call never came, and I never heard from them again. If you arent interested in helping people rent your space, just get rid of it as an option. These people had zero desire to assist. Really poor service all around.Edit after response from owner- yes, I sent an email indicating I was no longer interested after 3 weeks of getting nowhere and after your staff was a no-show to the appointment they scheduled. This is not my fault, but thanks for trying to blame me. No, Im not interested in your services.

We had so much fun at this event. I brought my two youngest pups. And we did paw prints. And they got to go in the pup pool. And got some pup cups and treatos. And all sorts of stuff. We had a blast. definitely will be coming again

We enrolled our 7 month old puppy in the online Neodog 1 class.We missed one class due to vacation early on, and we were told we would have one in-person class with this package.I emailed our trainer several times to let her know we would be out of town and to schedule our make-up/in-person class. I never heard from her. I finally had to tell the network guy.When graduation day came, my dog decided he wanted to play outside instead of doing the work.The trainer said that it was ok to schedule my dogs in-person class, and we would do his graduation then.I showed up for his make-up/in-person class today and was told the trainer wasnt even there.The woman in the office told me she would call to see if she was on her way. I was instructed to go sit back in the car. I waited for 30 minutes. No call. Nothing.How very disappointing. This class came highly recommended by a couple of different people. Maybe it would have been different if the entire thing was done in-person.Other than the incredibly lousy customer service, the information was great.Update: No, thank you. I feel like if my appointment time was truly at 3:30, the woman in the office could have relayed that information to me when I arrived, or she could have come out to let me know once she spoke with the trainer, or the trainer could have called to let me know she would be there in an hour. Any number of things could have worked in this situation. I put the time in my phone as we were setting the appointment.Its just another excuse.

I absolutely love this place! I first took my pup here in 2019 shortly after rescuing her from a shelter and realizing that she had some behavior issues. They were a lifesaver back then and she has grown into an amazing, confident, and happy dog. We still take classes because we enjoy it

This was a pretty good experience all the way around. You could really sense the care in everyones demeanor. The instructions online could be a little more clear regarding adoption policies and hours but really thats about it. Good job and thank you kindly! I would definitely return and recommend!

Wonderful advocates for dogs and their companions. A nonprofit worthy of our financial support.

The staff are very helpful and accommodating. I am fostering a dog that I hope to adopt and they have been there every step of the way when I have questions!

The whole team at ABRT is just amazing! We have taken so many classes with them and our newest was Canine Connection, the “high school” of classes. We were nervous when starting but it’s been amazing to watch us grow as humans, our dog grow in her confidence and skills, and our relationship grow together! The trainers are so amazing at knowing exactly how to work through roadblocks and really understand what the dog needs to learn. We look forward to going every chance we get.

I have taken many classes through All Breed Rescue & Training. They do a wonderful job at giving you tools to work with your dog. I have successfully trained one dog as a service dog and hope to train a new puppy to being a therapy dog. I look forward to many more classes.

We took our dog to the puppy class and I must say that the trainers are amazing. We will continue classes through all breed rescue and training. If you are looking to get your dog in training classes I highly recommend them.

I believe this group does good work, but was disappointed when we had an issue with the dog we adopted. All of the paperwork we received said they would take the dog back - in fact, we HAD to give the dog back if there was an issue. But when we contacted them they said they couldnt take him back and just gave us a list of rescues that we might want to contact. It was a disappointing and heartbreaking outcome.

I stopped by to donate an unopened 35 pound bag of dog food that we dont need anymore because our dog died last week. The woman was extremely rude, and didnt even say thank you (just snarled to ask if I wanted a receipt). I wont be donating anything there again.

Thanks so much for all of the guidance and excellent training! We’ve learned so much and our pup loves training, but it’s also helped him so much with confidence and working through some initial fears. Excellent programs!

This place is fantastic even though we have to take turn to beat traffic to train our puppy here every Sunday. The trainers are very knowledgeable and kind yet still fun to be around. Their training methods are backed up with lots of research and experience. Theyre also available through Google classroom and texts just in case something comes up and we need extra guidance. We are proud parents and have loved everything they are doing from training to rescuing/rehabilitating the dogs! Keep up the great work, please! The world is a better place everyday thanks to all of you at ABRT. 💘😻🐕♥

We have had a wonderful experience training our rescue dog, Chief, through ABRTs obedience classes. When we adopted Chief he had very little confidence and high anxiety. With ABRTs help, he has really flourished. We just adopted a second dog and cannot wait to get him started in his ABRT classes!

I didnt go here but these people are helping these poor babies find love and I appreciate what they do.

I love All Breed Rescue and training my trainer is phenomenal. My fur baby was attacked by 1 animal one year and 2 this year, she is soooooo good at what she does and my fur baby loves her and so do I! Thank you All Breed and Rescue & Training

We found All Breed after adopting our dog at the Humane Society of the Pikes Peak region. They were recommended as the place to get training for our dog. All Breed is even better than that, they train you to train your dog. After a couple of classes in Neo Dog 1 I knew this was a great non-profit and decided it would be a great volunteer opportunity. I have since done many of the volunteer positions working with dogs and people and have found they are truly a great organization saving animals lives and enriching peoples lives through positive trust built relationship training. The training available ranges from simple obedience all the way through specialties. I highly recommend you try All Breed.

Was very helpful on getting help to get my sons puppy trained to be a social emotional dog for him he has autisum.

My boyfriend submitted an application to adopt over 10 days ago and we never heard back.

It was fantastic. My dog was so good. There hopefully we can do the same at home.

I submitted an application to adopt a dog weeks ago. No body ever got back to me.Edit. They got back to me a month later

Learning a lot of good stuff about raising my puppy

Absolutely wonderful company and staff! My girlfriend and I fostered a beautiful pup from them which we ended up adopting. Wonderful group of people. Very responsive. Very thorough. Very supportive. Cant speak highly enough!

Very easy transition to find and meet the dog of our dreams. The training that is offered throughout the adoption process is a great addition. Would highly recommend this rescue group.

A great place with great people and dogs!

Trainers are very knowledgeable and experienced.

Amazing trainers at this facility. They work with all ages, breeds and temperaments of dogs. The training is through positive reinforcement and repetition. Theres a variety of classes available. Ive taken several classes with our 3 dogs and enjoy learning new and proven methods of training. Most importantly, my dogs love it too!!

All Breed Rescue & Training in the best! They teach you how to think like your dog, which is key to learning how to elevating stress, and deal with any other issues. Its is also the best path to a long and HAPPY relationship with and for your dog.

10/10 wholeheartedly recommend their training program. Just finished Neo Dog 1 and already signed up for the next level to keep honing my dog’s skills. The approach is directly in line with the most up to date and relevant studies on learning theory. If you have a bad dog, a dog that’s rough around the edges or a good dog that could be excellent, check out ABRT. These guys know how to train some dogs and foster a healthy human animal bond!UPDATED - 10 Stars if I could!My rescue pup Kit is completing her third class at ABRT this week. Were practicing for our graduation final exam with Lauren now and I keep smiling seeing the progress Kit has made. Through their positive training, my fearful and insecure street dog has grown into a confident and happy obedient girl (mostly obedient - she still has the independent street dog streak and always will). Im a veterinarian in town and recommend the behavior and training teams to my clients regularly. I dont think this is our last class at ABRT. Its too much fun to grow in my relationship with my dog through training and play. If youre looking for a great training program to help support a healthy relationship with your canine friend, look no further than All Breed Rescue and Training.

A great place to look for a hairy friend in need love the people and the customer care love all the hairy friends they also follow safety covid practices

Fantastic people that care about your dogs and use the latest science to make sure they are being trained and socialized well.

All Breed Rescue & Training has been so great for our lab! He has almost completed 2 training courses now and we can see a huge difference. Hes come a long way! This place is great if you are looking for a training center that only uses positive reinforcement training methods. This was very important to us and so far its working out great!

Dedicated to helping rescue and place dogs in our community.

My experience with the rescue couldnt have been better. Laura vets possible adoption parents very well and Amber fostered

They have been wonderful with caring guidance while maintaining a professional atmosphere. Our dog has come a long way since taking their classes. I would only recommend taking classes through All Breed Rescue. We will be forever grateful to Lauren and all the staff that has helped us along the way. Can’t wait for the next class!

Great place for a rescue dad!!

Knowledgeable and dedicated staff make it their mission to adequately train owners and pets to be the best they can be together. Took my puppy here for training and it was the highlight of our week together. Will definitely be using their services again in the future!

Amazing trainers. Great facilities. Started taking our puppy to them after being referred by the humain society. He took the entry level classes and it made a huge difference. He is now doing the agility training and is loving it. They cater to all breeds and having a great understanding of what your dog needs to be happy and a well socialized dog. Couldnt recommend it enough. It is a must for first time dog owners and an excellent way to introduce your dog to the world. They will teach you to be a better dog owner and your dog will thank you for it.

ABRT is an awesome rescue. This is our second adoption from them. Their continued support and training after adoption is top notch.

Food was cold. Brisket was so chewy I couldnt eat it. 1/2 of us got food and the others had to wait!

I used to work here and Im currently a customer. This is hands down the BEST prositive reinforced training facility and dog rescue.Lauren Fox is amazing! And pricing is great!

Even though I didnt get Snow, they were very prompt & very friendly in their response to me. I really appreciate that as Ive had so.e rescues not even contact me.

I am giving 2 stars only as a benefit of the doubt. I will not adopted from any organization that requires a home visit during a pandemic. This is an absolutely disgusting practice. My home is my home and I do not allow strangers into my home during the best of times. I will not consider adoption from a group that would dare to assume to enter my home.

Th best place to train your puppy or dog in Corado Springs. They have the top trainers in El Paso County and care so much about teaching both humans and dogs.

Socialized dog. Best investment!

The people were great and I got lucky with a new friend to bring home. Awesome place doing a good thing in these bad times.

Oh where do I start? This place is AMAZING. I brought my puppy there after discovering she came from a very aggressive father and they have helped me make my dog into. Loving family dog! We are in our 3rd class with them and they have been very conscientious about making sure we dont push her too hard, too fast. So we have worked at her pace and magical things have happened! I will never go anywhere else for training. ♡♡♡

A great organization. Please consider fostering they need all the help they can get!!!; They also appreciate anything anyone can do!

This place is wonderful they actually still care about the animals and you can tell the staff is wonderful I recommend I would give 1000 stars if I could

ABRT has excellent, caring trainers who work with dogs and owners to get he best training experience for you. We have taken Neo Dog 1 and 2 classes, and are looking forward to advancing to even more challenging classes. They truly help the humans to be effective trainers at home.ABRT works with dogs of every age and temperament. Even my 11 year old dog is learning new things when we practice with the puppy at home. :-)

All Breed has been an absolute dream for us and our dog. We began taking our dog early on, utilizing the puppy class for socialization and early desensitization. We saw an enormous difference in her, especially compared to dogs who were not in the class. We have continued training through All Breed and now, at the age of three, have her in the Therapy Dog class. We love All Breed and could not be happier with the support, knowledge and patience they have provided.

Hard to make contact with these people for questions on how the adoption process works. There are much more reasonable and responsible shelters in the area who are actually helpful with trying to rehome their animals.

We have gotten 2 amazing dogs from this rescue group. They are both amazing and the adoption process was simple and straight forward. Connie replies quickly and kindly.

We adopted our baby Wizard from them and they are the most caring and kind people. They made sure that your home is fit and take the time to determine you would be a good fit for them. Its nice to know that they dont just give them away without any type of inspection. They are wonderful with training too, very patient and take the time to see what issues need to be addressed.

This organization has wonderful trainers, volunteers, and support staff. I can take my boy anywhere with confidence knowing that he has the training and I have the tools to handle any situation.They care about where they place their rescued dogs and ensure the adopting family is committed to the dog’s well being for life - beginning with a class requirement complementary with the adoption.I cannot recommend ABRT enough to people searching for a rescued pup or for people who want to train and bond with their dogs.

Great place to go for training and socializing your puppy. Wonderful classes for older dogs to - nosework, rally, obedience. The staff and volunteers are wonderful!

Excellent, practical training for my new puppy. On-going trying and rescue for dogs. Smart and caring programs.

I know Im reaching out with a slim chance here but Im asking if someone or all breed rescue and training facility would be willing to take and rehome my baby boy. I live in co springs and I can no longer keep my dog. His name is Jersey and he was born into our family, he is 4 yrs old going on 5 yrs and was born on Sep 6th. Hes smart, lovable, energetic, sweet, obedient and understands commands/tricks. He loves people and is great with children and babies. He has a micro chip it just needs to be renewed. He is also neutered and had all his rabies shots. He has no aggression towards humans.He does have some separation anxiety and does not get along with other dogs. He can get along with cats as long as you introduce them properly. He is familiar and plays with my cats at home but would need to be tested for cats in a new environment.Im looking for an experienced home that will nurture and give Jersey the TLC he needs. He has special needs but he will make you feel special beyond compare with all the love he has to give.Jersey unfortunately got into a dog fight and has a limited amount of time before he is euthanized because I cant keep him anymore and no place around here will take him. He only has until tomorrow...I would love to hear back from anyone about anything.Sincerely, loving dog owner

It has now been 20 days since I turned in my application to adopt a dog. I haven’t had a single response. I’m honestly shocked. I’ve adopted animals my entire life and haven’t experienced this. Non profit or not. Do these animals need homes? Why haven’t I heard a response in 20 days!.. change the information on your website and give a realistic explanation of what to expect when trying to adopt and pay all of the fees you’re asking. You say 7-10 days not 20. I’m opting for an organization that is actually interested in adopting out there animals. Extremely disappointed as we thought we had found our new addition.

Jenna is great with my German shepherd. I am definitely looking forward to taking my dog to more sessions with her.

I love ABRT! They saved my dogs life 11 years ago and gave me the tools and training to help him life a good long life with structure and love.

Lauren is the absolute best dog trainer around! Highly recommend! They do an amazing job rescuing dogs and I am happy to have worked with them for the last fifteen years. Check out their ROMP event!

Their dog knowledge is wonderful, but the people side of their business is weird. Not bad, just weird.Update: Jenna is excellent and the people there are GREAT with dogs. We cant expect them to be all things to all species. Just understand that they speak fluent canine, and as such their people skills are sometimes not as great as their dog skills.

Lauren is absolutely aweaome. So kind and caring. She is sympathetic to animals in poverty. She will do all ahe can to help out with food supplies etc.

I love training through this group. The staff is professional and inspiring with dog training. When I fostered (and then adopted) through them I received the support I needed to be successful and provide a god home for our pup. They even helped integrate a new kitty into our home! I highly recommend this group!

THE BEST place for positive reinforcement focused puppy and dog training and activities (agility, nose work, barn hunt etc). They also do great rescue work. And the staff are all amazing people and very knowledgeable.

Our dog learned alot through Neo 1 class with Anneliese. She told us we could contact her via email or text her phone number. When we scheduled our 30 minute private she did not call to let us know she was sick and wouldnt make it but told the office she had notified us. Did not offer any make up lessons. Did not call me back after my 2 messages left at All breed, my text message or email.

I love wht these ppl do.

Everyone here is helpful! I rescue and foster dogs and have always been recommended to go here and now I know why! Have one dog starting behavioral training, another starting puppy classes and two more that will soon be enrolled as well. Cant wait to see how my pups do after a few classes.

Love this place , best people and training !

I love this place will recomend to anyone who want good people who love what they do and a fun environment for the animals always something new and my dogs love it here and everyone who works at this amazing place thank u all breed for taking pride in what u do Im a forever customer

The reason I did not initially give this rescue a 5 star rating had to do with volunteer orientation. I felt like the owner spent most of the time talking about her animals and less about program volunteer expectations. I even asked about bringing my own pet in while volunteering as I clearly seen front desk workers interacting with what appeared to be their own pets. Also no follow ups e.g. hello checking in, we seen you had completed orientation we have ____ volunteer positions open when would you like to come in ? etc. I felt like this experience was a waste of time.*******Update based on response received from owner*******I’ll go ahead and reach out via email.Yes it was the puppy class.I also wanted to say thank you to her or whomever responded and that I appreciate them not reacting negatively towards how I viewed the orientation. I do realize that what I’d said could have been taken out of context or viewed negatively because the care that goes into our pets is very personal and individual to all of us. And what she views about her pets is exactly that— she loves her animals and for someone such as myself, to make a negative remark/rating on google reviews could be offensive. I am sorry to her.My point of saying; I’d felt like she talked about her own pets more than anything else had more to do with what I thought was going to be the main topics of discussion regarding volunteer expectations and less to do with her experiences personally. Finally please don’t change how you do things you are great and so are your staff members. Again I apologize.

This organization probably does have nice, clean facilities, but they have no heart.They did rescue a dog from a kill shelter, that was a good thing. The bad part is this dog belonged a little girl who’s abusive, non custodial father surrendered the dog. He broke the little girl’s heart and likely the dog’s heart.Their communications with the mother who tried to get the dog back were extremely patronizing and showed no understanding that maybe a dog separated from her human might regress and have separation anxieties.They showed no understanding or consideration of a mother’s heart.The mother was willing to pay what it took to get the dog back and do the classes, ( which one pays for...) despite being a pretty qualified animal care person in her own right.They watched that poor little girl cry and this is a little girl who has suffered enough!I really was left with a bad taste in my mouth over their actions toward the dog, the little girl and her mother.I now can’t feel the same about any rescues after this.I definitely would not recommend this place, because they are regarding the dog as property and not a living being. Dogs are very loyal animals. They did not respect the dog’s heart.

Terrific locally-run non-kill shelter.

Excellent place to bring your dog for training. We signed up using a monthly plan and our two dogs love coming here. The staff is excellent and they know a lot about animals and how to train is humans.

I wish I could give this business more than 5 stars! Lauren is an excellent dog trainer who treats all the dogs as if they are her own. Lauren is truly passionate about this nonprofit business and I refer everyone here for training or adoption purposes.

Wonderful, caring and dedicated staff. Non-profit thats always short of funds, but never short of love for the dogs they rescue and/or train.

ABRT is an awesome dog shelter. Their focus is dogs that have behavioral issues and they rehabilitate them using all positive reinforcement training. Love that. Be a foster family!

Great people! Nice training area. They use NOKIMDED deodorizer disinfectant to keep facility ultra clean. Works on urine!

Their training is top notch, and Lauren is so knowledgeable and passionate. It comes through in her work.My problem is the communication and professionalism of the staff working here.I am fostering for this organization and thought it was kind of odd that I was given a puppy without a home inspection and only a few pieces of paper. So, I went out and searched myself for eligible families to adopt little bitty. I thought I had found one and we got all the way to the meet and greet at the facility only to find out there was a bite history on the puppy I got. I HAD NO CLUE! I knew she was a little snippy but I just attributed it to being a puppy. Needless to say, I looked like a fool trying to give her to a family with a small daughter. I wish they would have informed me that she was returned for BITING to begin with.I was informed that the staff does not even put up a profile for the dog until after 2 weeks the animal is in the home. I am fine with it, but would have liked to know this when I picked her up. I would not have actively been looking for a good family for the pup to go to if 2 weeks is the minimum. Another thing they failed to mention when I agreed to foster. When me and the staff member were talking about this, she jokingly said there are so many dogs that have been in fostering for months and still dont have a profile. This made it seem as if they are not really trying to get the dogs adopted. I dont think that is the case, but it definitely should have been brought to my attention prior to me taking temporary custody.So two weeks after that I thought I had found another family that I thought would be perfect for her. Active, young couple without children and have a house with a big back yard for her to be happy. The difference was this time, they were informed about her biting history. I was very excited, but that went out the window when we got to the next meet and greet.The potential adoptive mom was stuck behind a wreck and running a little late, which I told the worker. Apparently the worker had an attitude about her being late and was talking mess, not knowing that the adoptive mother had already shown up and was at the facility. The adoptive client heard everything said, and was very embarrassed. Yet again... I look like a fool for trying because the staff was insulting and I had highly recommended them.Lastly we went to the class today and sat in the parking lot for a while. 2 staff members saw me and walked by. They failed to mention there is no class today. I checked my email and there it was... no class today. I admit it was my mistake, but if you saw me there waiting for the class could it not be a little courteous to say hey there is no class today?When I agreed to foster this little girl I did not know all the details. I probably would not have taken on a pup with a biting history (which they failed to mention), or even began fostering if I knew there was a 2 week minimum before she could even be posted to go to a home. With my husband coming home from his deployment we expected her to have already found a home by now, and I am nervous as to how he will react when he comes home Saturday. I really wish the details would have been given to me prior. I will do my part and see this foster pup through to the best of my ability (for the dogs sake), but I will not be fostering again, probably ever.This is not meant to be a hate review, but maybe an eye opener as to the break down in communication and a reminder that people are always listening. I do not like feeling like a fool and I definitely do not like having to apologize for the rude comments of others. Another important thing is to tell the foster family the ins and outs BEFORE they agree on fostering(like the 2 week minimum, how long the profile takes, and if the animal has a history on them). This needs to be brought to somebodys attention. Although I have had some negative experiences, I do not think this is a bad organization at all.

Very helpful in helping us find the right companion for our dog.

Great prices and very thorough

Realy great place. I always have fun and they are THE nicest people. Here to help me and them!

This is a great place to get your dog trained. The trainers there are passionate about their jobs.

I just adopted a dog and tried to go through All Breed for training. They charge $100 just to evaluate the dog, which I would have to wait over a week for and then wait another three weeks to even begin going to the class which is $116 (including the 30% off discount). One month is too long to get started with a rescue dog.This was also my second phone call. The first time I left a message, no one bothered to call me back.

We attend the dog training class. Our instructor is great, make it easy to train our puppy. His 20 years experience shows.

Definitely would not recommend coming to this place. Its located in a very bad area, the smell outside is awful. You walk in and the front desk is a complete mess, nothing is organized. The woman at the front desk said there are no dogs in the building, but there were dogs hoping and barking the entire time we were there. She didnt even know how to use the companys own website.

We are so very grateful for All Breed Rescue and Training! Lauren Marie Travella Fox and the trainers at All Breed have made a tremendous difference in our border terriers life - and ours. Im most grateful that we now can take Gracie for walks in our neighborhood without her reacting to other dogs. The trainers at All Breed are very knowledgable, patient, and encouraging. I would recommend them to anyone who wants a closer bond with her/his dog - and - all of the training is through positive methods!

Love their attitude and approach to dog training. Great people and approach.

The lady at the desk was very attentive, even with other people that worked there constantly interrupting her as if I wasnt there!

Is a nice place to grab a bite to eat staff is always friendly and your order always fresh

Love coming here excellent food best place to eat at..

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Awesome people they sincerely care about the dogs! Thanks for our new baby!

The trainers at ABRT are wonderful. They taught me how to help my noise-reactive dog, and we have continued to train there because both the dog and I enjoy it so much.

Best place in the Springs, worth stopping by to see the dogs💙

I got involved with ABRT because my dog is afraid of other dogs and some human strangers so she comes off big, mean, and loud. After a behavioral evaluation, ABRT agreed that she was a good candidate to take classes even with other dogs and strangers! They set up the room so my dog was comfortable (blocking her line of sight as needed and making sure she had her own space) and we didnt have a single issue. Over a couple years, we ended up graduating NEO 1, NEO 2, Canine Connection, Nose Knows, Intro to Odor, Beginner Tricks, and finally even got our Canine Good Citizen Certificate (my long-term goal for my now not-so-scared girl)!All of the people in this facility know how to interact with dogs with behavior challenges and all clients are informed how to handle their dogs to prevent problems...even around sensitive dogs like mine.To this day, I can walk my sensitive dog into that facility and she is completely unafraid. It is her safe-space. She approaches strangers and shows off how good she is in case theyre carrying treats (they are) and shes happy to ignore dogs in and around the facility and classes because shes never ONCE had a bad experience in that setting. Shes still a bit shy in the wild so to speak, but still 100x better than she was before.In full disclosure, I loved the education I received at ABRT enough that I ended up volunteering with them, entering their training program, and ultimately becoming certified as a dog trainer myself (CPDT-KA). Sadly, we moved so I have to continue my girls training on my own, but it was ABRT that gave me the tools I needed to tackle that mountain and Ill be forever grateful.

Ive been taking my puppy there since he was about 14 weeks old. Weve completed the puppy class and neo-dog I, and Ive got nothing but good things to say about ABRT. The staff are all very friendly and helpful, and I feel they truly care about the people and dogs who are their customers. I definitely recommend ABRT to anyone who is looking for classes for their dog.

We love our dog.