B & D Creekside Activity Center

Latrobe, Pennsylvania

4.7/5· 114 Google reviews

About B & D Creekside Activity Center

Programs include behavior consultation, obedience training and puppy training.

Training & services

Training goals

  • Behavior consultation
  • Obedience training
  • Puppy training

How training happens

  • Group classes
  • Private training

Dog age

  • Puppies

Training level

  • Advanced obedience
  • Advanced training

Assistance and working dogs

  • Therapy dog training

Dog sports

  • Agility
  • Rally obedience
  • Scent work
  • Trick training

Dog size

  • Small dogs

Other listed services

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  • Akc Temperament Test
  • Ambulance Service
  • Animal Training
  • Canine Classes
  • Canine Fitness Coach
  • Distraction Training
  • Pool Rentals
  • Tricks Class
  • Working Dogs

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Questions & answers

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What people have asked about this business.

What is a good number to call, I have questions about puppy classes for March?

Check their website.

Community answer · judy culp · 2024-09-21

There are different trainers that tent space and teach out of the facility. You would need to contact the trainer you wish to work with. I do not believe the owner of the facility does any training.

Community answer · Maxi Nation Fur Health Plus · 2024-09-21

And you can find the contact info for each of those trainers on the B&D website...

Community answer · Glenn Rawsky · 2024-09-21

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Can a husband and wife split training with the puppy as far as participation?

First off, it depends deeply on what type of training you are thinking about. But, assuming it's agility....I can not speak to this from a trainer perspective, but from an observer perspective who's done other kinds of training. For agility (and, indeed, many dog sports), it depends on your goals. If your goals are to have fun, teach the dog some stuff, get some exercise, and have more fun, I would say, absolutely! If, on the other hand, you want to be competitive, then I wouldn't recommend it. While it's great for both of you to be involved, ideally, the handler and the dog form a bonded team. You learn to read each other's body language and even predict each other's movements. It might be better to add a second trainer down the road... That being said, I repeat that I haven't trained dog sports. In regular obedience and other training, you can have as many handlers as you want, and it's BEST actually to have the whole family involved.

Community answer · Maxi Nation Fur Health Plus · 2024-09-21

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Ive been trying to call for 2 days, it says your number is not in service? What is the correct number? TY Kathy

Have you really been calling for 2 days or are we just being dramatic Karen.. I mean Kathleen.

Community answer · Gregg Millar · 2021-09-21

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Senior services provided?

No, it's a dog training center.

Community answer · Noel Rhoades · 2020-09-21

Question on Google
Greetings, Do They Have Reduced Prices For Seniors, Disabled, And or a list Of Trainers Where I Can Get Help For My 4.5 year old Vizsla/ Lab Serviced Dog Miss Daisy May. I Live Not Far From B&D Activity Center InvLatrobe

Several different trainers work out of there independently as well as the owner. Check out the options on their Google calendar

Community answer · TupperRoo - Jo Wilkens · 2020-09-21

Not sure about discounts but check L&L dog training. That is who does all the training there. Have had a wonderful first experience with them.

Community answer · Kimberly Ivory · 2020-09-21

Question on Google
When do you do the nose work training?

Nosework training is a scheduled class that you can sign up to take. Right now it is being offered on Monday evenings, but that can change after this session is currently on going. Your best bet to find out would be to email one of the instructors listed on the website and find out.

Community answer · Lisa Urbassik · 2018-09-21

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Customer reviews

Google listing
4.7
out of 5114 Google reviews

Mentioned in reviews

  • Agility 10
  • Walk 4
  • Dog agility 3
  • Joyful atmosphere 3
  • Staff 3
  • Agility venue 2
All 10 topics
  • Events 2
  • Puppy class 2
  • Sports 2
  • Swimming 2

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100 collected reviews

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Noel Rhoades
5/5

Wonderful trainers, fun friendly atmosphere and lots of events! My dogs love this place as much as myself!

Mom James
5/5

Love the training and compassion for the animals

Brian
5/5

We LOVE this facility, its owner and their staff. They have a little restaurant to eat at as well. We have come many times to attend the variety of dog sport events they host.

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