3 Best Dog Trainers in Mississauga

“Beyond the Leash features a 3,000 sq. ft. indoor facility with a 40 x 40-foot training ground and a maximum class size of 12 people and their dogs. Eric Straetmans is the head trainer and owner of this business. Eric is a "group training" specialist. With up to 20 entire groups a week, he has trained close to 200 dogs weekly. He has developed a training system that is easy for the everyday person. At Beyond the Leash, they train 300 to 400 dogs per week. The training center has plenty of room to train your dog in one group or private lesson. Weekend and weeknight courses are available at Beyond the Leash. They also serve in Burlington, Toronto, and around the GTA. Due to the pandemic, Beyond the Leash provides 30 and 60-minute private consultations through Zoom video calls.”

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“Pams Paws Dog Training Inc.'s programs are designed to clear the communication line between you and your dog, using rules and boundaries as part of a daily, easy-to-use routine. Pam is the head instructor of this business. She is a force-free, science-based trainer who uses comical storytelling to make dog training tactics relatable. Pam always completely listens to your concerns and tailors your sessions to your family's needs. She can teach you how to best communicate with your dog in a language they will understand in a fun and rewarding way for you and your entire family. Her work ethic is impressive, and she provides all the tools for you and your dog to succeed.”

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“Suburban Paws's objective is to make every training session help you understand and communicate with your dog better using science-based methods. Kim is a veterinary technician, certified dog trainer and certified behaviour consultant. They know that a dog’s role looks different for every family, so they customize their training plans. They provide training for puppies, basic manners, and aggressive or fear-related behaviours. They hope that by the end of their sessions, they have helped strengthen your bond with your dog and leave you in a mutually respectful and understanding relationship.”

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