The Online Dog Trainer From Doggy Dan
Reviews and Complaints

Doggy Dan is a dog trainer who claims to be an expert in training dogs. I signed up for his email list and was promised four free videos, but I was disappointed to find out that they were just infomercials. The videos were not helpful at all, and I felt like I wasted my time watching them.

In one of the videos, Doggy Dan talked about using a long leash and a short leash to train your dog. I found this technique to be negative and unnecessary. It seemed like he was trying to control the dog's behavior by using force, which is not a good way to train a dog. I was turned off by this and decided not to continue watching his videos.

I am skeptical of Doggy Dan's training methods, especially since he charges a monthly fee for his services. I can only imagine what other damaging techniques he would teach dog owners if they paid for his services. I would advise dog owners to use extreme caution when considering his services.

However, Doggy Dan does offer a $1 trial for three days, which is a good way to test his services before committing to a monthly fee. He also offers tailored solutions to your dog's problems and individual answers to your questions. If you are interested in his services, you can also sign up for six months for $147, which saves you $12.50 per month.

Overall, I was not impressed with Doggy Dan's free videos, but I appreciate that he offers a trial period for his services. I would advise dog owners to do their research and consider other options before committing to his services.

I gotta say, I was pretty bummed out by my recent experience with Doggy Dan and The Online Dog Trainer. I've been a fan of their products and services for a while now, and I was really excited to get my hands on the dog harnesses I ordered. But unfortunately, things didn't go quite as planned.

I placed my order back in June, and while I do believe it was delivered, it definitely didn't end up in my hands. I had to deal with a bunch of different parties - The Online Dog Trainer, ClickBank, some company in Illinois that was actually sending the harnesses, DHL Transport, and finally Canada Post. It was a real headache trying to figure out who to talk to and what was going on.

I reached out to a couple of the parties involved to try and sort things out, but I didn't get very far. One of them told me I needed to deal with Canada Post directly, but when I did, they said they could only deal with the company I ordered from. I tried reaching out to The Online Dog Trainer a few times to explain the situation, but I didn't get much of a response. They basically just told me to deal with Canada Post, even though I'd already tried that.

Honestly, I'm pretty disappointed with how this whole thing went down. I spent $90 on these harnesses and I never even got them. And on top of that, I didn't feel like The Online Dog Trainer was very helpful or supportive when I reached out to them for help. I even tried leaving a review on their site, but it never showed up - which makes me wonder if they're trying to hide negative feedback.

All in all, I'm not sure I can recommend The Online Dog Trainer anymore. If you're thinking about ordering from them, just be aware that there's a chance things might not go smoothly, and you might not get the support you need if something goes wrong.