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Tuxedo's K9 Training Camp
- Mark Forrest Patrick
- (585) 429-0320
- (585) 733-7759
- 50 mile service radius
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www.facebook.com/215344247818
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About us
Tuxedo's K9 Training Camp is a Dog Day Care, Training and Boarding facility. Our facility is cage free with day care attendants on site 24 hours a day. Your dog is never left alone when away from home.
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Hours of operation
Monday6:00AM - 6:00PMTuesday6:00AM - 6:00PMWednesday6:00AM - 6:00PMThursday6:00AM - 6:00PMFriday6:00AM - 6:00PMSat, SunClosed
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Extended Information
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BBB:
A+
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Payment methods:
Cash, Check and Charge
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License & insurance:
Graduate of Animal Behavior College: Certified Dog Trainer, Certified Canine Massage, Certified Veterinary Assistant
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Year Founded:
2009
2 recommendations and reviews from 2 people
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Referral from
June 19, 2017
Melissa S. asked:Can anyone recommend a good dog boarding/dog sitter in the area for when we are on vacation?Jackie I. replied:https://www.facebook.com/215344247818 Tuxedo's K9 Training Camp It's in Irond. but I take my doggies there AND can watch them on camera :)
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Referral from
August 26, 2016
Spencer M. asked:Does anyone know of any dog trainers that work or have worked with deaf dogs. I have a 2.5 year old boxer lab who had pretty good training w verbal and some hand commands but at like a year old she went deaf and had her checked was fine but in turn lost most of her commands so on top of that when she was bad she couldn't hear me tell her no or stop etc so please let me know if anyone here knows of such a trainer and don't mind this run on sentence paragraph thank you in advancePaula C. replied:https://www.facebook.com/215344247818 Tuxedo's K9 Training Camp
Get to know us questions and answers
Where are you from and how did you get into this business?
Originally lived in Perry, NY moved to California in 1983 and lived there until 2005. When I moved back from California decided to become self employed and start up my own pet business.
Describe a typical work day for you?
My work days are long starting at 5:00 am and on many days the work day does not end until 9:00 pm.
From where do you draw your enthusiasm and inspiration for the job?
My enthusiasm and inspiration come from my clients, the community and my four legged clients. When you can work with a family and see the transition and the client satisfaction it bring motivation to continue doing what you love.
How can a customer ensure that they receive the best possible service from you?
During the introduction and the original meet and greet I encourage clients to ask questions. I also start the meet and greet with an introduction with the canine companion to assess the motivation and interaction with me.
What has been your most memorable experience on the job?
Working with a complete deaf dog and watching him flourish and become playful.
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