Middletown Dog Training Club

Always a pleasure to visit this facility & their excellent trainers!

This is the best training facility I've experienced. Been to all the Dayton training centers and they can be hit or miss. After a year here, it is consistent and truly care about each and every dog/owner gets the best out of each class.

My husband has been taking our dog to classes here. Everything was fine until recently. She's a very skittish, reactive dog so we're on high alert when we have her out at something like these classes, but she had been fine so far. At the most recent class, one of the instructors brought her two teenage sons in for the dogs to walk around. Our dog is historically nervous around younger guys, so when the instructor placed her in between the two boys, she started barking.

My husband was trying to calm her down and what does one of these kids start doing but barking and growling at our dog, freaking her out even worse. You'd think the instructor would ask her son to stop, but her only response is to say "What, is she afraid of kids or something?" Our dog was so wound up and the kid wasn't stopping, somy husband ended up just having to leave class early to get this interaction to stop.

Critical: Professionalism, Quality this place needs shut down immediately. they abuse their dogs. there is a video of the owner Allen Burnsworth, dangling a poor, innocent dog in the air by his leash. absolutely disgusting.

Great experience and trainer, good attention to needs of individual dogs, only issue is lack of an outdoor area onsite. Otherwise 5 stars.

I'm taking my dog there for training. They are knowledgeable, immensely affordable and great ladies. My favorite trainer is Susan.

Great classes and instructors! Definitely a huge help in training my puppy.

Great place for training. Everyone is so knowledgeable and willing to help to ensure that your dog is getting the best training possible. They also are very helpful in teaching you to train your dog

Too many treats.years ago. we never used treats and all of the dogs succeeded. I took my toy fox terrier through the process in 1970.it was at the armory

I did obedience level 1 with my 10 month old standard poodle. My dog and I learned a lot and we had a great time doing it. I am looking forward to level 2 and agility when my schedule opens up in the fall. I highly recommend this.