Behavior gains
A one-month programme helped an insecure, distracted dog become confident, focused and immediately responsive to commands.
Dubai Investment Park
Dogizone Training is a dog trainer in Dubai Investment Park offering obedience and behavior training alongside boarding and daycare. Reviews describe noticeable changes in confidence, responsiveness and potty habits, with regular updates helping owners feel informed while their dogs are away.
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A one-month programme helped an insecure, distracted dog become confident, focused and immediately responsive to commands.
Training includes practical coaching for owners, including how to reinforce lessons at home and handle specific issues.
Boarding customers report receiving daily photos or videos, making longer stays easier to monitor from abroad.
Reviews mention strong results with obedience, potty training and basic commands such as come, sit, stay and high five.
The centre combines training with short-term boarding, which suits owners travelling or moving house.
Dogs with anxiety, fear or difficulty around other dogs were reported to become calmer and more social after training.
Home training sessions are available and were described as helpful for reinforcing progress in everyday routines.
Set goals. Before booking, specify the exact behaviours you want changed; one review found the programme repeated familiar commands instead.
Request updates. Agree how progress will be shared. Customers mention daily photos and videos, while one customer had to ask for them repeatedly.
Continue at home. Ask for handover guidance and keep reinforcing the exercises after collection so the improvement carries into daily life.
Check duration. Ask what length of stay fits your goals: reviews describe both one-month programmes and a 20-day training and boarding programme.
Visit first. Inspect the setting before committing, especially if noise or surroundings matter to your dog; one visitor was taken aback on the first visit.
Discuss extras. If your dog is boarding only, ask whether basic training can be added during the stay; one customer requested this and it was accommodated.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 7:30 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Tue | 7:30 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Wed | 7:30 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Thu | 7:30 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Fri | 7:30 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Sat | 7:30 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Sun | 7:30 AM – 7:00 PM |
Daycare is mentioned as a regular option after training or as care while owners are away.
One customer booked this defined stay and also used home sessions to reinforce the training.
Follow-up classes are mentioned for continuing support with misbehaviour or potty-training issues.
One customer said the place smelled terrible during visits.
A customer found persistent barking and yapping distracting during visits and training exercises.
One month-long programme did not resolve a long-standing door-barking and leash-pulling problem for one dog.
One review reported a rash, limping, vomiting and diarrhoea after a boarding and training stay.
One customer said they had to repeatedly request videos and felt the exercises repeated commands the dog already knew.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
1-month training and daycare
“The worst AED3,500 spent for 1-month training and daycare!”Google review · July 2025
The Bottom Line
Dogizone Training in Dubai Investment Park is used for more than basic obedience. Customers book boarding and training stays, daycare, home sessions and puppy work such as potty training. The strongest reviews describe dogs returning calmer, more focused and easier to handle, including rescue dogs with confidence problems and dogs that struggled around other animals.
The board-and-train format is a major draw for owners travelling or managing a difficult period. Reviews mention stays of 20 days, one month and even longer, with daily photos or videos helping owners keep track. One customer said a toy poodle returned bathed, happy and noticeably better at commands; another appreciated that basic training could be added to a short boarding stay.
The results are not uniform, so be precise about your goals before booking. One customer felt a month repeated familiar commands and did not fix door barking or leash pulling, and also reported a rash and other health problems after the stay. It is worth asking how a specific behaviour will be measured, how often progress updates arrive and what owners should practise at home.
The surroundings also deserve a first visit: one review mentioned a strong smell and distracting barking, while another found the first impression less polished than expected.