Doug Morrison is a low-life, bottom-feeding scam-artist at best! We foolishly fell for his smoke-screen persona of a caring, professional and experienced dog trainer however it seems we were not alone. Morrison in his sinister ways has cheated, lied and stolen thousands of dollars from innocent ...
I hired Doug Morrison K-9 Development back in October 2007 to help train my Miniature Schnauzer, Gypsy. We had a contract for 8 lessons at $425 and because I paid cash I got the lessons for $400. This is a lot of money to me, but I wanted the best for my dog and his website appeared to project this ...
My family is yet another victim of Doug Morrison. I hired this con artist June of 2009. I paid him $550.00 for two dog courses. Puppy Kindergarten and Advanced Obedience. We felt it was alot of money to dish out, but we have a Rottweiler pup that we felt would need extra obedience. We paid this ...
Well, much like many of you, I found this company online in search for a Doug trainer. I emailed him on 2009/06/17 and he returned my call within 10 minutes. We scheduled an appointment for that coming Sunday. He showed up, was on time and we proceeded to sign the contract and schedule the first ...
Doug Morrison is an unreliable alcoholic with anger management issues. His website look legit but on every page there is a guarrentee, which has no respect for and is false. He would do your pet harm and possibly your family. We hired him and were very uncomfortable at the way he was looking a ...
My husband and I had a chocolate lab and wanted to get her trained. So we had Doug come over to meet her and everything went well. We signed a contract and paid him for the sessions and prong collar. He must have come three times and then our dog died. We figured it was heart failure. She was one ...