Save Me From The Dog House
Service area: Rome, GA; Marietta, GA; Roswell, GA; Alpharetta, GA; Woodstock, GA; Kennesaw, GA. The facility is in Marietta, GA, near Roswell, Alpharetta, Woodstock, and Kennesaw. The business is located in Rome, GA.
Service Overview
Types of Dog Training
- Family Dog
- Working Dog
- Behavior Modification
Specialty Focus Areas
- Basic Obedience
- Puppy Training
- Leash Pulling
- Reactivity / Aggression
- Jumping on People
- Barking Excessively
- Biting / Nipping
- Potty Training
- Resource Guarding
- Fearfulness
- Recall
Training Formats Offered
- Private Lessons
- Group Classes
- In-Home
- Private Facility
- Board and Train
- Day Training
Program Formats
- One-Time Consultation
- Sessions Package
- Intensive Program
Age of Dogs Trained
- Puppy (<1 year)
- Adolescent (1-2 years)
- Adult (2-8 years)
Dog Training Methodology
Methods:
- ✓ Balanced Training
Save Me From The Dog House offers dog obedience training focusing on six basic commands: Sit, Down, Stay, Come, Heel, and Wait. They provide private one-on-one lessons at the client’s or their facility, and a 14-day “stay and train” program where the dog is trained by professionals. Group classes are available for dogs that have mastered basic commands to practice with distractions.
They specialize in behavior modification for issues such as aggression (dog-to-dog, dog-to-human, food aggression), fear, and high energy, starting with a private evaluation. Protection dog training, including “Attack On Command” (AOC), is also offered, requiring an initial temperament test and prior obedience training.
Pricing & Policies
Pricing Summary
Free evaluations are offered to determine a fixed cost. Private lessons are best bought in a package. A link to prices is available on the homepage.
Policies
For pick-up appointments after stay and train programs, clients should set aside at least one hour, and the whole family is encouraged to be present for consistency in training.
Testimonials
“Thank you so much for all your help with Dross! You helped us shape him from a puppy to a well behaved two year old dog. He consistently follows commands and directions that you taught him. You had such patience with Dross and with us. We appreciate all the time you took and the questions you answered even when our class time was over. You never rushed us out or made us feel like we could not ask any “dumb” questions. Dross loved coming to class every week and so did we. We were very lucky to have you as Dross’ trainer. We will definitely recommend you to our friends with “wild” dogs. Thanks Again!”
– Jayson and Katrina G.
“There is no doubt in our minds that Eric is Max’s “guardian angel.” Max, our 7 year old Chocolate Lab, had been growing more unpredictable around strangers for the last 4 years; viciously barking, breaking leashes, lunging, jumping on doors, fences etc. We often excused his behavior as being over protective of us and wouldn’t have people over with him around. We watched hours of the Dog Whisperer and bought every training aid we thought would help, but he still acted out. That was until April 2011. … After the 2 weeks, we returned for reintegration and met Eric in person. We first observed a brief training session between Eric & Max and were immediately blown away by their relationship. … Max knows his boundaries and gets along with other people AND dogs now. Max, like us, adores Eric and we know respects him too. It’s hard to explain, but we know just how close Max was to no longer being a part of our family. So if a 7 year old “crazy chocolate lab” can be reborn in 2 weeks, then much needs to be said about Eric’s skills. We even take our other dog, who’s easy going, to Eric’s as often as we can just because his ability to connect with dogs of every breed is simply amazing.”
– Tony & Dina T. and your biggest fan … MAX
“After our house was broken into, we adopted Coco as a three year old. We loved that she sounded vicious but was sweet as could be with our children. Unfortunately, as with a lot of rescued animals, she had a lot of “wild” in her. She would not listen to any of us. We couldn’t even take her on a walk because she would pull in all directions and run so fast after other animals that the kids would drop the leash and/or the adults would have sore arms afterwards. We heard of Eric Scott from a friend whose unmanageable dog avoided returning back to the pound after a last chance training session with him. Coco lived with Eric for three weeks and when we went to pick her up she was a changed dog. My son took one look at Eric and Coco walking out to us and said, “He’s the Master”. We were all shocked and surprised at the way she was listening to him. He spent about thirty minutes training us so that we could follow through on what he taught her. Her days with us would have been limited had we not sent her to Eric. It is now about three years later and she still listens to us. My 11 year old daughter has been able to use his methods to teach Coco some new tricks as well. Anytime we leave town we like to board her with him because his prices are comparable and we feel she gets a little refresher course.”
– Lora K. Lilburn, Ga.
About the Trainer
Save Me From The Dog House is a dog training business led by professional dog trainer Eric Scott, who has been working with dogs since 2000. They offer a range of services including dog obedience training, behavior modification for issues like aggression and fear, and protection dog training. The business emphasizes building confidence in dogs and owners through training.
They provide both private one-on-one lessons at their facility or the client’s location, and a 14-day “stay and train” (board and train) program. Group classes are also available after individual lessons. Beyond training, they offer dog daycare, dog boarding, and a “Dog Taxi” service for convenient pick-up and drop-off.
Accomplishments
The professional dog trainer, Eric Scott, has been working professionally with dogs since 2000. He started with a large dog training company where he was recognized for having a special gift for training dogs and quickly mastered his skill set. He bred and raised dogs for many years, studying behaviors and learning management techniques before becoming a professional trainer.
How to Get Started!
Clients can start by scheduling a free evaluation, which can be done in person at their facility or by phone. For phone evaluations, full information about the dog is required beforehand. Clients are advised to download and fill out a customer evaluation form prior to their visit. During the evaluation, a fixed cost will be provided, along with details on client and trainer involvement.

Contact Information
Availability
- Weekdays
Languages
- English
Misc Features
- wheelchair accessible entrance
- wheelchair accessible parking
Other Services Offered
- Dog day care center
- Pet boarding service
- Dog walker
Location
3920 Canton Rd, Marietta, GA 30066Listing Tools for Trainers
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