06/24/2025
šØ Iām calling out Canine Conversions for deceptive practices that hurt trainers and dog owners. They promised to grow my business, Lifestyle K9, to a high level with low-cost, high-quality leads, claiming their unique method would scale me to 6-7 figures. At first, it seemed legitā12 solid leads from an ad they called āone of the best.ā Then it crashed. Leads came from unsafe neighborhoods or hours away, outside my service area, with no sales potential. I contacted them multiple times to fix the lead quality and range issues, but their āsolutionsā were empty, leaving me paying $2,000 for their services plus $500 in ads per monthāservices that made me lose money instead of gain it. Iāve been surviving on word-of-mouth referrals, not their useless services, digging into my savings to invest into my company to be left in the dust and worse than when I started.
Worse, before I terminated my contract, they told all dog trainers using Canine Conversions to leave 5-star reviews on each otherās pages to artificially boost our reputations, not because we earned it. If youāre generating quality leads and providing high-quality service, reviews shouldnāt be an issue. Instead, just like they scammed me, theyāre encouraging trainers to mislead owners about the services theyāre investing in. They also pushed us to pitch āfree transformation sessionsā that were just sales consultations, deceiving dog owners expecting real help. Canine Conversions doesnāt understand the dog training industry. This industry deserves trust and compassion, not snake oil tactics treating dogs and trainers like price tags. My work speaks for itself, and Iām done with companies prioritizing profit over integrity. Letās demand better for dog training!
