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Park Cities Obedience School
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I did a ton of research prior to deciding to use Park Cities for board & train for my dog, Roscoe. I asked my vet, neighbors and my groomer if they had recommendations for dog training. Most of them recommended Park Cities. I went to tour several other places and I can honestly say the ONLY facility that didn't smell horrible (like urine) was Park Cities. Several people mentioned problems they'd had at other boarding/training places. In my opinion accidents can happen anywhere. My child was injured at summer camp last year but that doesn't mean the camp was bad or at fault (in fact my kids are going back to the same camp this year).\r
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Anyway, I took Roscoe in for training and picked him up last Friday after the two weeks. I have to say I was thoroughly impressed with Park Cities when I picked Roscoe up. I was given a lesson which was thorough and informative. The trainer worked Roscoe for me and I saw him performing all of his new commands. Roscoe seemed very happy while the
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