Our Journey with Dogs
Having a "go anywhere, do anything" kind of dog makes life that much sweeter.
Long Road Canine Training takes a balanced approach to working with not only your dog but YOU as well. Whether it's a one on one approach, board and train or day training, we can help you reach your training goals!
Working with dogs of all ages, and any breed, we use motivational methods to not only teach your dog, but help bridge the gap in communication. Our goal is to set you up for long term success with your dog after training, we will always be here for you. Specializing in puppy training, on and off leash obedience, leash manners, socialization, confidence building and more!
Who Can We Work With?
Long Road Canine Training works with anyone looking to better their relationship with their dog, no matter your experience or age. During training, your dog will learn life skills, mental and physical stimulation, and confidence while you learn effective communication, building a better relationship, gain confidence in your skills and troubleshooting for experiences down the road. Having a dog means a life full of new adventures! Let us help set you up for success together.
Training Programs
What our Clients Say
"I boarded my Shipoo and deaf Pit mix with Kelsi for 8 days while on vacation. First, let me say from the moment you meet Kelsi, you will see that she is the kindest soul who has a true love for animals. I never once had to worry about my dogs while gone. Kelsi made sure to send me either a photo or video everyday and kept me updated on their wellbeing. They looked like they were having so much fun in the videos, my only fear was that they wouldn't want to come home! :) Kelsi made sure that they were clean and ready to come home when we got back. She even brought the dogs back to my house when our flight was cancelled and it took us several extra hours to get home. I will certainly use Kelsi every time I need a pet sitter and would highly recommend her!"
Stephanie H. - Mansfield, OH
Where training is fun for both ends of the leash
