Roxy V.
8/19/2025
Jesse has an incredible training program, in fact he has even worked alongside the legendary dog whispered, Caesar Milan. Over the summer I met with Jesse and Miguel who worked their magic and...
Off Leash K9 Training - Bakersfield
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1450 Olive Dr Ste A
Bakersfield, CA 93308
Off Leash K9 Training in Bakersfield, CA, is part of a nationally recognized dog training business that offers a wide range of training packages tailored to meet the needs and lifestyles of dog owners. With a proven system for training dogs of all breeds, sizes, and ages, the company aims to instill high levels of obedience without the restriction of a leash, creating strong bonds between pets and their owners.
The team at Off Leash K9 Training comprises experienced handlers, including military veterans and shelter volunteers, who are dedicated to transforming the lives of both dogs and their owners. They specialize in private lessons, behavior consultations, and various programs designed to address specific training needs, ensuring that clients can confidently enjoy their dogs in any setting.
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5.07 reviewsRae Y.
7/18/2024
We brought our 3 month old Australian Shepherd into Off Leash for a 3 week board and train. Jesse is the owner and was amazing. We received timely updates on how she was doing. She learned so...
Edith S.
3/11/2022
Jesse trained our German Shepherd, Spade and he did an AMAZING job! Spade was highly aggressive towards people and dogs. He also had an issue with manners. He would break house rules by urinating...
Vanessa T.
9/12/2023
Jesse is amazing! He knows his stuff! Our furry family member Travis has learned so much. Highly recommend his private lessons. He has also taught my husband and I so much about the psychology of...
Carolyn M.
12/21/2022
My dog is a rescue a Belgian Malinois. I adopted her from the shelter in July 2021. She never got socialized as we live in the desert and she was crazy, out of her mind, aggressive towards...
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