Dogs Crossing: Dog Training & Pet Services

We've had Quila with Rachelle and Dogs Crossing for almost 5 yrs now and not sure where'd we be without her and the DC team. Rachelle helped with Quila's aggression issues towards other dogs as a young dog and that's translated into four years of pack walks with DC and many different dogs without incident. She hires amazing walkers that Quila recognizes as their truck pulls up and she heads to the door to wait for them. Both our dogs enjoy all their time with whomever is taking that day. I have recommended and will continue to recommend Dogs Crossing to anyone who has a dog looking for either behavioural guidance or the occasional pack walk to keep up their doggos social graces. This is a pic that DC took on one of their walks. Quila is the big dog and Vincent is our 15 yrs old Min Pin.

My pup (Chewie) and I attended the group obedience classes at Dogtopia Coquitlam hosted by Dogs Crossing. The class was very beneficial and informative. It taught us the basics but the best part of class was to practice the teachings at home. I would highly recommend any new dog owners to attend this class as the instructor Rachelle is a top notch trainer and committed to the success of every puppy to graduate her class.

My dog was a client of Rachelle's and crew for 7 years. He was a fearful and aggressive little dog (without teeth) and Rachelle was patient with him and made sure he knew his place. Eventually he made a few dog friends. He went out with them every Friday for seven years! I work at home and every time they came to get him, I'd wake him up and he'd perk up and run over to the basement door to see if they were there. He'd do this even if it wasn't Friday. When he saw them, his tail would wag, his ears would drop, and he'd sit down in front of them and wait for his harness and leash. He was an old dog by the end and Rachelle, Emmily, and Jacob would use their judgement to either keep him on leash or let him roam around off-leash. When they took him to the truck, they'd pick him up and let him ride in the front, or sometimes they'd put him in the back. They always helped him up and down cuz he was just an 18lbs dog. Jacob always said he liked to hit the mud and puddles. If he came back dirty and I considered that a sign of a successful adventure. Over the years he stayed with them while I was on vacation and I got pictures of him on adventures, him snuggling in bed, him wearing a made-to-measure sweater. Honestly I couldn't believe this fearful aggressive dog was snuggling with dogs and cats and bunnies! I'm sorry I don't have a dog anymore so I can send it out with Dogs Crossing and support a local, small, woman-owned business. (The picture is from Dogs Crossing. If my dog liked you, he'd let you do anything to him. Dogs Crossing posed him. This is possibly the best picture I have of him.)