Off Leash K9 Training

Jacqueline’s K9 Offleash training has done wonders for both us and our new labradoodle, Bella. Bella is very good natured and smart but has a lot of energy and is distracted easily which makes it difficult for her to focus and follow commands even with treats as rewards. As a result I was finding it very difficult to control her when taking her for walks and jumping on people when they came in the house. After many frustrating attempts, using different training methods that didn’t work, I finally found Jacqueline. Jacqueline gave me a detailed explanation of how the e-​collar works and how it is used in the training which quickly dispelled any misconceptions I had about e-​collars. In fact Bella now looks for her collar in the morning and gets excited when I put it on. Jacqueline is a wonderful instructor who spends time with your dog at the beginning of each session to demonstrate what you will be working on and to get the dog familiar with what is expected. Jacqueline’s training methods are easy to follow and understand. Like with anything else though, every owner also needs to do their part in practicing and reinforcing what was taught. I am so glad I had found Jacqueline!

After getting my first dog, an Akita, I knew we would have to go through extensive training to ensure the safety of others and forging an unbreakable bond. Jacqueline was able to help me achieve that and more with basic and advanced obedience training.
It takes a lot of patience to put up with a stubborn dog like Bronson, lol, but she’s been a great help. I’ve done a lot of research on Off Leash K-​9 training and was impressed on how well the dogs behaved and listened. I can comfortably say that my dog is one of them and I will gladly refer anyone to train with her.
Jacqueline, thank you for everything and look forward to coming back to have my dog train with you again to be certified as a service dog!

Jacqueline e-​collar trained my dog in (5) 1 hour $ 100 sessions over a month at Van Saun Park in Paramus. My dog came to her with typical bad manners you see in most dogs (ie pulling, not listening etc.). In addition, my dog was very insecure and fearful since he was a puppy.
Unfortunately Jacqueline did not address this fearful behavior till the very last session when it began unravel on us.
This fearful behavior towards strangers progressed over time and my dog began barking at strangers and eventually attempting to snap them when he felt pressure. When I addressed the problem to Jacqueline she suggested to give my dog a super high correction on the e-​collar. The remote goes from level 0 – 99 and yes it does hurt at level 99 (don’t believe the videos, I’ve gotten up to a level 35 on my wrist and stopped). Jacqueline’s next advice was to do a board and train with her and it was a 3 month wait. Not the best advice after I already spent $ 500 in training and now I would have to pay another $ 2500 to her. We passed on that and I got a second opinion on my dog later that year. Luckily we found a balanced dog trainer in my area who did behavior modification training to address my dog’s specific issues.
FYI — I’ve also sent e-​mails to the owner of Off Leash K9, Nick White, he has never responded to me once.
Does her type of training style does work? Yes but only for some type of dogs. Ifyou see insecure, anxious, aggressive, fearful behavior with your dog, I would consult a balanced dog trainer in your area and get a second opinion. Owning a dog that needs behavior modification is an intense process and requires a lot of foundation of work and attention. Most dogs get euthanized for these behaviors when they aren’t addressed correctly and a bite occurs. I learned the hard way after tons of money and time spent.
Hope this review helps you and your dog!