Rocky Mountain gsd They are horrible!!! Stay away, Internet

2nd of Mar, 2013 by User408174

I brought my gsd to Rocky Mountain gsd a few months ago for training .. After 5 weeks of not seeing my dog I was excited to come pick up a well trained version of him .. When I got there he seemed super scared around Jayne , with his ears constantly down .. She was supposed to give me a full tutorial of what he has learned and how to pass the commands and authority on to me .. She basically rushed me out of there instead , obv making sure she got paid before anything ... As soon as I get home I noticed my dogs ears were never cleaned the whole time he was there .. I mean it was caked on so bad it took me a solid 40 mins to get them back to normal, it's amazing he didn't get a serious ear infection .. He obviously had to be washed cause they didn't do that either and when I was washing him I noticed scabs and a nice open wound on his neck .. I called Jayne right away and asked what happened to my dog and why wasn't I told while I was there. Her excuse was that my gsd was playing with a lab puppy and bit him .. That still didn't explain why she didn't tell me and probably hopped I was a piece of dirt like her and didn't pay close attention to my dog . The cut and scabs didn't look like a bite but more like him get yanked on with a prong correction collar for 5 weeks straight and it cut him many times cause of it ..And last but not least she put a bark collar on my gsd with out my permission and now he doesn't bark and when he does it looks like they damaged his vocal cords ... No one should be doing this to a 7 month old puppy .. Abusing dogs to get them to listen isn't proper training ethics ...I plan on speaking to a lawyer about this or if anyone has reached out to one already I wouldn't mind getting involved ..I've called many times to Jayne for her to make things right but she just gives me an attitude and rushes me off phone .... SOMEONE NEEDS TO SHUT THAT PLACE DOWN !!!

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