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Cape Fear Dog Training Club

Fayetteville, North Carolina

4.7/5· 43 Google reviews

About Cape Fear Dog Training Club

Cape Fear Dog Training Club is the oldest dog training club in North Carolina. Our club began in 1952 and is a not-for-profit organization licensed by the American Kennel Club. We offer dog training classes for both house manners and competition obedience. For more info, send email to [email protected]

Training & services

Training goals

  • Obedience training

How training happens

  • Private training Customer-reported

Training level

  • Advanced obedience

Dog sports

  • Rally obedience Customer-reported

Other listed services

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  • Canine Education
  • Career Education
  • Community Services
  • Competitive Training
  • Dog Sports
  • Home Classes
  • House Manners
  • Training Events

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Questions & answers

From Google

What people have asked about this business.

Are you still having open ring tonight for rally training?

I do not know. Check the website.

Community answer · John Wolff · 2019-09-21

Question on Google
Do you have a minimum age to start a puppy in training?

Hi Deb. A dog must have had their rabies shot prior to coming to school. How old is your dog?

Community answer · Ellen Mantel Pfann · 2018-09-21

Question on Google

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Customer reviews

Google listing
4.7
out of 543 Google reviews

Mentioned in reviews

  • Dog training classes 5
  • Obedience 5
  • Welcoming atmosphere 5
  • Facility 4
  • Knowledgeable instructors 4
  • To learn 4
All 10 topics
  • Building 3
  • Helpful staff 3
  • Cost 2
  • Obedience trial 2

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43 collected reviews

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