NYC dog trainers catch on video and whip puppies

A dog trainer who brings an illegal animal board outfit out of his apartment in Brooklyn also works after graphic videos that show that he has supposedly abused corner teeth on social media, neighbors say.

More than 30 terrible symptoms for animal abuse, including two dozen calls up to 311 this month. currently.

According to City 311 records, the symptoms first appeared five years ago.

But the neighbors said that the non -licensed Operation of Post Harden was still triggered with violent videos – which have been handed over to the police since then – published at the Nextdoor app at the beginning of this month seemed to show him how he whipped several dogs on the face and stepped.

“He abused dogs in their most endangered position,” said a former client, whose dog was one of the alleged victims. “He was absolutely petrified … trying to get away, subordinated and is then beaten.”

Harden “is like a police officer in a correctional facility that abuses his power,” added the dog owner, who leaned out for fear of retaliation.

A city's Ministry of Health said the agency investigated harden and confirmed that there is no permission to train or rise animals where he is registered at his address, where he obviously lives in rent -free after the actual tenant has moved out of the clearance months ago last year.

Getting in a residence in New York City is illegal, but dog trainers in the Big Apple do not require certification.

The dog owner said that the attack on the camera gave her a permanent feeling of distrust of coaches.

“They fear that someone you can still trust to take care of your dog,” said Brooklyn's resident. “And why is no longer done to prevent people?”

The NYPD announced that the Swiss Post announced that there are no open reports on animal abuse for Harden's apartment, which means that the 30 recorded symptoms were closed. According to law enforcement agencies, the cruelty to animals appeared several times in the Martense Street apartment, but have not found any evidence of dogs or animal abuse.

However, a post analysis of 311 calls from Harden's house showed that several were closed by the NYPD within minutes – and in one case the NYPD claims fall, the reports on neglect have cadres.

During four other police visits to the apartment, the officials were unable to get admission to the premises and went without speaking. 311 records.

Several attempts from the post to achieve hard were unsuccessful.

“He won't abuse the dogs in front of the police, so it's kind of pointless [to report]“Said the affected Brooklynite Sharon, who did not provide her last name after discovering the videos on Nextdoor.

Harden has an online presence, including a website that offers its services.

“There are videos of him that clearly beat dogs outside in his garden area,” wrote an outraged person recently in one of many negative reviews on Harden's Yelp profile. “God knows what he is doing behind closed doors.”

According to a review of 2023 Yelp, dogs whipped, beat and kick, used electric shock collar with high environments and left puppies outside in the heat without clean water.

“The dogs in his care look frightened and show constant fear that he does not have to do,” wrote the reviewer. “It is the exact reason why dog ​​training needs regulation.”

Another Yelp user claimed in a devastating review of 2021 -the negative comments began in 2019 -that harden hit her dog so hard that she had to take it to the hospital.

“We had to take him to a hospital because he injured himself very badly,” says the evaluation. “Corey promised that he would take care of all hospital costs. After he had sent him the bill, he told us that he was ready to pay 1/4 of the amount … since then he hadn't heard of him since then. “

The slept of 311 reports from years and lack of evidence of NYPD during their website visits are reminiscent of the dog-based dog walker and boarder, which is still active in South Slope, although three dogs were killed in their care by other dogs. The owners of the dead dogs told the post.

Sharon, who leads a basic effort with other neighbors to put hard on court, said she is now trying to draw more attention to the case – by contacting other urban authorities, including parks and relaxation.

This happened after she shared with the NYPD at the beginning of this month video of the alleged attack on several dogs – and that nothing was done.

Since then, Yelp has hidden, annoyed video observers disposed of comments, confirmed the contribution, which further hides the allegations of future customers, said Sharon.

“The police are aware of the situation of over a thousand percent,” she said. “The only thing we can do now is to make other people aware of.”