The Wolf Whisperer Dog Training & Boarding

Absolutely horrible place. She had no other dogs there. My dog was ignored in a concrete cage. She does not allow visits. I was promised a well behaved, chilled dog. I don't think she worked at all with him. I called several times and she said he was doing well. He became very aggressive when he came home. If someone says part of training is you are not allowed weekend visits, they are probably abusive or ignoring your animal. I doubt you are still out there but my daughter was 12 at the time and our dog came back afraid of people and not able to leave the house. He was no longer our friendly boy.

I was excited to board my sheperd/chow pup here for the holidays yet was disappointed. My hubby and I picked her up last night after driving back from Cali. We've been gone for three weeks and I was excited to see her. I was happy with the low price of $19 a night yet I won't be bringing her back here. There is a great lack of organization and communication with the owner, Cindy. She couldn't remember who I was and kept changing rates. Her boarding kennels are outside in her fenced yard. I was worried as it gets very cold at night. Our travel plans changed and we had to pick her up a week early yet I called and emailed her for a week prior to early arrival and she never responded. When we showed up last night, her son said she's out of town. Wish she would have told us. Our pup won't be back again.

Their dog agility course was very fun, and unlike anything else in Tucson! It's kind of like a doggy playground. It was pretty cool.

Her location is beautiful and designed with the dogs in mind. Her boarding is great and her training has immediate results. I would drive 45 minutes to her and it was worth the drive! Cindy taught me tricks that have worked like a charm. I am grateful for all her help and support with my little one.

Very nice and kind enough to take in my pup right before a major holiday. Very polite and answered all my questions. Not over crowded and more of a relax setting than most kennels. I felt comfortable leaving my dog child here. He came home happy and in once piece. I have moved from Tucson, but if I make my way in the area again I would definitely return.

Our rescue pup was a disaster, she ATE a sofa. Three weeks with a wolf whisperer and she was a different dog. Quiet,Obedient, communicative with non verbal cues. Always always listened. I ended up training her as a therapy dog for distressed clients, so ten years later we are inseparable. This was amazing training. We may have moved 1500 miles away but it will be worth the trip when it's timeTo add another pup to our home.

I have very special needs for my two pit bulls. They learned to control their aggression. I can now walk my babies through my neighborhood with pride.Thanks WWWT

Very disappointed, I took my Doberman for training, she was 6 months, we left her on December right after Christmas, she stayed there for 30 days, and when we picker her up after the 30 days, Cindy mentioned "it was the hardest dog she ever trained" I was socked because she mentioned she used to trained Wolves before, so I figured training a dog was like a piece of cake, the training method she used, was not positive, my dog came back very scare and stressed, she gave us a plastic jar with rocks on it, mentioning that we had to shake that to show the dog who is the "alpha" is the pack. I was very upset, I did not want my dog to be scare of me, i would not recommend this place to anyone, is very hard to get in contact with her, she is not a very organized person,I keep calling her, asking her for my money back, and still no answer, i do not think that she spends the time needed to train dogs. i would never send my dog back to this place.