Indianapolis dog trainers solve behavior problems

Date Published: Jul 21 2009

Photo courtesy of Julie Dunlap | “It was amazing to see how going to ‘school’ each day made a difference in my dogs’ behavior,” Dunlap says.

Company: Bark Tutor

School for Dogs

Category: Animal Training

"MY TWO 9-MONTH-OLD dogs participated in Bark Tutor's drop-off training program," says Julie Dunlap of Indianapolis. "The staff cares about dogs and they're incredibly knowledgeable. They work with the dogs all day and when you pick the dogs up, they review what they taught them.

Like any mom, I was a bit nervous dropping my dogs off at school at first, but they really seemed to enjoy going. [The trainers] were great about solving problem behaviors unique to my two boys. Bark Tutor was a great solution!"

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