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All About Dogs Training Center

Grass Valley, California

4.9/5· 74 Google reviews

About All About Dogs Training Center

All About Dogs Boarding and Training provides puppy, obedience, and agility training in a comfortable, safe environment. We offer group classes for beginners and experienced dog owners alike, as well as private sessions. Our methods and approaches are kind and positive to ensure a lifetime of fun and good health for you and your dog. Our facility is climate controlled with restrooms, accessible for people with disabilities, and a parking lot for loading and unloading your dog. Call us today!

Training & services

Training goals

  • Canine Good Citizen preparation
  • Obedience training
  • Puppy training
  • Socialization

How training happens

  • Board and train
  • Group classes
  • Private training

Dog age

  • Puppies

Training level

  • Advanced obedience
  • Advanced training
  • Beginner training Customer-reported

Assistance and working dogs

  • Medical-alert and mobility assistance
  • Therapy dog training

Dog sports

  • Agility
  • Conformation handling
  • Rally obedience
  • Trick training

Additional services

  • Boarding

Other listed services

View 2 additional details
  • Basic Commands
  • Pet Therapy

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Questions & answers

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What people have asked about this business.

When should I start crate training my puppy?

As with any training, starting early is always better. Puppyhood is a critical time for socialization and obedience training; therefore, crate training your puppy should begin as soon as possible. Crate conditioning begins by giving your pup small amounts of his own food in the crate (for example, kibble or some water) several times per day. As he becomes more comfortable with being inside the crate, you can gradually increase the amount of time he spends there each day. Once your puppy is completely conditioned to spending time in the crate, you can start using it as a safe place when you're not home. This way, if anything happens and he needs to be picked up quickly (e.g., during an emergency evacuation), he will be familiar with going into the Crate instead of traveling unrestrained through unfamiliar surroundings or getting lost indoors.

Community answer · All About Dogs Training Center · 2022-09-21

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How many dogs and owners are in a group class?

Our classes are relatively small, max 15 dog-owner pairs per class. We keep it that way so that everyone gets the attention they need. Classes start every 5 weeks, so you're able to repeat a level if you want to or advance.

Community answer · All About Dogs Training Center · 2022-09-21

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Customer reviews

Google listing
4.9
out of 574 Google reviews

Mentioned in reviews

  • Fun classes 16
  • Agility classes 13
  • Obedience classes 10
  • Safe environment 8
  • Dog boarding 5
  • Indoor facility 4
All 10 topics
  • Patient instructors 3
  • Individualized training 2
  • Socialization classes 2
  • Variety of classes 2

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74 collected reviews

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Mark Henry
5/5

The trainers at All About Dogs are the best! Friendly and professional with THE BEST training advice and always with a positive approach. I'm very happy with the results my dog and I have achieved with Jenni and Sandy's guidance and coaching.

Brad Torres
5/5

Extremely friendly and provides good, practical training suggestions for your dog (and You) to follow to end up with a well behaved family pet.

D P (Dorene Perkins)
5/5

Awesome beginner obedience class. The instructors are phenominal. Very reasonably priced. Highly recommend.

Margie Carr
5/5
All About Dogs Training and why I recommend them. Three ½ years ago I brought home an adorable Australian Shepard puppy. This was the first time I raised a dog from a puppy, and the first time I purchased a puppy from a breeder. Clark is the name of our Australian Shepard. The …Read full reviewClose full review

All About Dogs Training and why I recommend them. Three ½ years ago I brought home an adorable Australian Shepard puppy. This was the first time I raised a dog from a puppy, and the first time I purchased a puppy from a breeder. Clark is the name of our Australian Shepard. The Internet said: Active, good family dog, smart, athletic, mid-size, and around 40-65 pounds for the males. I thought this would be a good match for me moving into my 60’s and wanting to stay active. I have been an active individual since childhood and into my adult years as well. I played fast pitch softball from 9 years of age to 21 years of age, was an all-star catcher, played tennis in high school, and in city leagues as an adult. I also-ran marathons, skied, kayaked. I own my own business, but never have I been so challenged than training this active, defiant, smart, Aussie named Clark! Clark was a challenge. I would go to the park with Clark and try to wear him out. When it was time to go home he would not let me leash him up; it was a battle and would leave me bleeding on my arm from his biting me in the struggle to catch and leash him up. I would cry while walking home. Though I had Clark in puppy classes, they were not working at all! Then a miracle happened! A client of mine introduced me to Jenni & Sandy from All About Dogs Training Facility. Jenni assessed Clark’s behavior with me in our home. When the assessment was completed Jenni told me that Clark needed two weeks of boot camp at her facility. I cried as they left together, yet I got Clark back in a week, and since that day my Clark has been well behaved, and well loved by all! Because Clark is an active dog they suggested we start agility when he was a year old, and now we compete in agility with North American Dog Agility Council (NADAC). Jenni and Sandy can train any breed or size of dog, but most of all they can train you! I highly recommend All About Dogs Training Facility. Margie & Clark Carr

marlin houser
5/5
I've been a part of all about dogs for about 4 years. It is always been a great experience I've had lots of fun training and working with my dog. The trainers are always looking out for everyone's dog so that they're not overworked, even on the harder days when it's too hot or to…Read full reviewClose full review

I've been a part of all about dogs for about 4 years. It is always been a great experience I've had lots of fun training and working with my dog. The trainers are always looking out for everyone's dog so that they're not overworked, even on the harder days when it's too hot or too cold they back off the length of the session so the dogs aren't overworked. I have the highest regard for the trainers I recommend all about dogs to anyone that wants to have a better relationship with their dog.

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