Colonial Dog Training

Colonial Dog Training, Boston Dog Trainers, services all of Boston including South Bay, Back Bay, Southie, and Downtown. We can help you if you are within one hour of Boston. We provide dog training for all breeds and handle aggression. Our Boston Dog Trainer has puppy training, basic obedience training, as well as aggression/anxiety treatment. These are amongst the most prevalent behavior problems in the dogs we work with. If your dog is experiencing behavior problems of any kind, small or big, you’ve chosen the right spot. Jackie O’Neil, our Boston Dog Trainer, has been working with dogs that have the most severe issues since 2005. John Van Olden trained Jackie from Canine Trade Group. Our training program has been proven to work successfully over the last 26 years. Jackie is a member of the Canine Trade Group, which unites a select group of dog trainers worldwide. John, a vet (DVM), and many other professionals support our work.

The reviews about Maggie, Jackie and Colonial Dog Training are overwhelmingly positive. Many customers praise the trainer's skill and human nature, noting how quickly they bond with their dogs, improve behavior, and help them establish routines and understand pet psychology. The most frequent themes in the client reviews are enthusiasm and gratitude. The clients claim that they feel much more equipped to deal with dog issues that they didn't know how to handle. General behavioral issues, leash aggression, and dog introduction are just a few of the topics they talk about. All reviewers feel much more confident and less stressed about their relationship with their pets thanks to the training. Furthermore, they mentioned that whenever they needed help, Maggie and her team were always accessible. This hands-on support, as well as the flexibility in combining personal training with instant messaging, contributed to their effectiveness. Others also commented that they might save money with Colonial, especially over long periods, and found the individual format valuable. Meetings were efficient and focused on improving the dog's life in all settings, leading to an overall positive impact.