Blue Ribbon Canine Centre

Terribly unprofessional - so much so that we were refunded for our course as the trainer failed miserably. All the trainer talked about was herself and her dogs. Very little theory and even less practice was taught. We were all moved up to the next level to be told at the end of the session that none of our dogs were properly prepared to be there. Super poor service without keeping the dogs well being a priority.

Not force free. A dog in my companion pro class was put on a prong collar. Lise used coercion and intimidation (yelling, leash jerks) with my dog in a private consult. If you are looking for force free training in Montreal try Ivy League Dogs or Trop Chien. If you are serious about dog sports try Guides Canins which offers far more professional classes from my experience in agility group classes at both facilities.

Our trainer Karen is really nice and she is super helpful. Whenever we have questions/issues concerning our dog, she knows what she's talking about and if ever what she proposes doesn't work, she always has a second plan to help you train your dog right. 10/10

Great staff with a lot of passion for dogs. Very educated on the subject. Everybody there cares a lot about all of their students and are always trying to help to make both dogs and their owners happy with each other. Will gladly answer all the questions!

My beagle Maisie looks forward to every class! Super knowledgeable trainers, clean, spacious facility, excellent value for the cost. Highly recommend!

We took Companion Rookie amd Companion Pro classes and I am very happy about the results. We have a brown lab Sammy. Those of you who know about brown labs could imagine how hard it was for him to stay still / listen at during first classes :). Definitely, the classes helped me and my wife to learn how to control his energy. I also belive that the classes us to bond with Sammy and better understand each other. We liked it so much that we now continue with Agility classes, just for fun.

We got our lovely puppy Doberman when he was 2 month old, after 1 month, he began to pull the leash, bite the furniture and when we try to train him, he was against training with attitude. We realized it’s an obligation to find a good training place for him. After lots of research and referral from my friends, we decided to choose blue ribbon.They offer simply 3 levels of lessons, starting with the puppy playschool. After these amazing courses, we end up building trust relationship with our dog and he is no longer against training, all my neighbors are surprised to see his change, we could easily walk with him with loose(smile) leash, play with him at the park, worry free.Highly recommend these courses to you and your friends. A real story is any dog needs to be trained at the beginning if you want less headache in future as shown on “it’s me or the dog”Great thanks to Lise, with over 30+ years of training experience, she could amazingly read dogs thinking and let you know the right way to train your dog. All staff are really welcome and help you out at all time.

I did not have a good experience. I specifically listed my issues and they suggested which course to take. Mid way I flagged that my issues still weren’t being addressed and they gave me a handout to read as it wouldn’t be covered in the course. By the end, I was still having the same issues! Lise the training was knowledgeable but made fun of people who didn’t train their dogs properly.

I took the Companion rookie class with mini golden doodle, Gaston, and the results have been very good. With the courses given by Lise, help from the staff, and the handout materiaI have learned how to make my dog practice basic obedience. Verry well done, thanks.