Companion Dog Training Club

Flint, Michigan

4.3/5· 87 Google reviews

About Companion Dog Training Club

Programs include obedience training, puppy training and cooperative care.

Training & services

Training goals

  • Obedience training
  • Puppy training

Behavior support

  • Cooperative care

Dog age

  • Puppies

Training level

  • Beginner training

Assistance and working dogs

  • Therapy dog training

Dog sports

  • Agility
  • Scent work

Other listed services

View 5 additional details
  • Canine Fitness
  • Companion Dog
  • Dog Event
  • Dog Learn
  • Fitness Class

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Questions & answers

From Google

What people have asked about this business.

I have a 15 month old miniature schnauzer her issue is barking at anything and everything. I would like to know how much it would cost for classes thank you .

I don't know, I've always gone there for matches and trials. You should call the club and ask them directly.

Community answer · Wayne Shackel · 2021-09-21

Question on Google
Hi i have a 9 month old pomeranian,he gets into my stuff n chews on it,im at my wits end on what to do ive tried everything ni can think of. My vet advised a trainer.

The trainers here are absolutely amazing! I would sign up for one of the obedience classes and the trainers will help! We have taken 2 dogs there.

Community answer · Eric Hense · 2020-09-21

Question on Google
how much are classes

Sorry Trixie, I'm an instructor. Classes are $120 for 6 weeks. Check the website for levels, start dates and times.

Community answer · Peg Ash · 2020-09-21

They were $125 as of last year.

Community answer · Trixie 05 · 2020-09-21

Question on Google
How much do the classes cost ? My puppy is 10 weeks old today, due to be spade Tuesday. How long should we wait to bring her ?

Puppy class starts at 12 weeks old after they have had their shots. Great instructors. Classes are about $110 for 6 weeks

Community answer · Jennifer Banacki · 2019-09-21

Question on Google
How much are classes?

Most are 100.00 for a seven week class

Community answer · Lynn Stacey · 2018-09-21

Additionally, drop in classes such as conformation are $10 per visit.

Community answer · Jennifer Van camp · 2019-09-21

Question on Google
have they moved and is it open yet? ?

I thought the move had fallen through

Community answer · Lynn Stacey · 2018-09-21

The move is complete and the new address is correctly listed.

Community answer · Jennifer Van camp · 2018-09-21

The old location is still having classes. Moving to new location in the next 60 days

Community answer · Peg Ash · 2018-09-21

Stipp the same place, still open, but may move soon

Community answer · Bernard Kemker · 2018-09-21

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Customer reviews

Google listing
4.3
out of 587 Google reviews

Mentioned in reviews

  • Facility 9
  • Learn 8
  • Helpful staff 7
  • K9 training 3
  • Space 3
  • Breeds 2
All 10 topics
  • Course 2
  • Email 2
  • Informative 2
  • Website 2

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87 collected reviews

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Shanna Eno
5/5

My dog and I just completed the beginners agility 6 week course, and we loved it! I certainly couldn't have been able to train her for it as well/as quickly as they have, all while they were training me too. I'm amazed at how much she's learned. Will return!

Leanne Barkus
1/5
I recently adopted a 3 year old Pit mix that needs training in basic manners. This sweet and smart boy is not reactive, but needs to learn what is expected of him. Explaining this in more detail to identify appropriate training, the response I received from this facility was titl…Read full reviewClose full review

I recently adopted a 3 year old Pit mix that needs training in basic manners. This sweet and smart boy is not reactive, but needs to learn what is expected of him. Explaining this in more detail to identify appropriate training, the response I received from this facility was titled “Oof” and then continued on with a concerning explanation that I will need to walk across a parking lot and be with other dogs. The message ended with, “You need personal help” and provided a name of someone not associated with the facility that could ‘possibly help’. How is there any credibly left after this reaction to my inquiry? I’m quite capable of finding a more trustworthy facilities and trainers on my own, thank you. When contacting a “dog training” facility for, ah… dog training, I would have never imagined being so rudely dismissed as if I had asked for the moon. “Oof”?! Seriously?! If they are “afraid” to work with certain breeds, it should be stated on their website and advertisements. As explained, my dog needs basic training. He is not aggressive. He has never growled, showed his teeth, lunged, attacked, killed or maimed another animal or person. If this is their “professionalism” and the best they are capable of when interacting with humans, I certainly wouldn’t trust them to teach basic manners to my amazing boy. Good grief.

Herb r
5/5

Very nice place to train all breeds of dogs lots of helpful people good experience

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