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Dog Obedience Club of Lee County

North Fort Myers, Florida

4.3/5· 39 Google reviews

About Dog Obedience Club of Lee County

DOCLC is an AKC Licensed non-profit club. We offer pet and competition classes and trials. Our primary focus is obedience, rally, scent work and tracking.

Training & services

Training goals

  • Obedience training
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  • Puppy training Customer-reported
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How training happens

  • Group classes
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  • Private training
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Dog age

  • Puppies
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Dog sports

  • Scent work
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Questions & answers

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What people have asked about this business.

Anyone know of a trainer for a Burmese mountain dog who likes to herd is there any dog herding training in Southwest Florida Fort myers North Fort Myers area?

Unfortunately, there are no herding classes available in this area.

Community answer · Lisa Talcott · 2022-09-21

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I have a seven moth old Aussie. Need some basic training. Could you tell me when your classes are and how much do they cost. Thankyou

Please visit our website for a breakdown of all of our classes and the opportunity to sign up online.

Community answer · Lisa Talcott · 2022-09-21

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Customer reviews

Google listing
4.3
out of 539 Google reviews

Mentioned in reviews

  • classes 3
  • dog training 3
  • money 3
  • course 2
  • experienced instructors 2
  • facility 2
All 8 topics
  • good canine citizen class 2
  • value for money 2

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39 collected reviews

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annette lyn
1/5

my dog peed in their canine 101 class so they kicked me out and so far claimed I have not paid so now I have to deal with getting my money back. some dog trainers! 0 stars is unfortunately not an option. I did notice everyone had some "pure" breed while I have mutts and anyway I really didn't need to waste my time hearing the trainer's useless stories about her own personal dogs

B J
5/5
Update, 10/25: the club has moved from its previous location to a bigger building and has expanded the number of classes and trials offered. Still a fantastic deal for the number of classss and instruction you get, and the new building is a very nice facility with plenty of parki…Read full reviewClose full review

Update, 10/25: the club has moved from its previous location to a bigger building and has expanded the number of classes and trials offered. Still a fantastic deal for the number of classss and instruction you get, and the new building is a very nice facility with plenty of parking and grass. I’ve taken three generations of dogs here and have no plans to stop anytime soon. Amazing deal for the price you pay for classes. My puppy successfully graduated STAR puppy and is now doing CGC. Angela is an amazing gift to the DOCLC and is a truly fantastic teacher. Totally worth the drive!!

Heather Cooley
5/5

Really great, I was a little nervous and not sure what to expect. I was very comfortable and the staff was very knowledgeable. Very exited I found them.

Pit Bull Mama
1/5
We took the CGC with Angela. I wouldn’t recommend it. When I asked if we’d go over the test items she told us to google it. Class was more about “using the equipment’ and not the actual test items. For the test, it says for the EVALUATOR to touch the dog but the instructor said j…Read full reviewClose full review

We took the CGC with Angela. I wouldn’t recommend it. When I asked if we’d go over the test items she told us to google it. Class was more about “using the equipment’ and not the actual test items. For the test, it says for the EVALUATOR to touch the dog but the instructor said just for the handler to do it. That’s not what’s in the CGC test. Didn’t work on supervised separation either. Some people asked about barking and were told to use a spray bottle with vinegar to deter barking. Also they were told to kick the crate to shut the dog up. When our dog took a treat too rough, she bopped his nose/muzzle. The next week he went after her. We stopped going as it was clearly making him worse. Another “tip” was as for a scared, growling Corso for his owner to alpha roll him. if you do take a class here ask exactly WHAT the course outline is. What we paid for was not CGC.

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