Great place for akc classes for you and your dog. My beagle and I are now taking our 3rd class here. The first two as a puppy were for obedience and now we are taking a beginner scent training class. They are very small classes giving you lots of one on one time and affordable. I look forward to continuing to learn and grow my relationship with my dog here.

Greater Kansas City Dog Training Club Inc
Raytown, Missouri
About Greater Kansas City Dog Training Club Inc
The Greater Kansas City Dog Training Club was founded in 1953 and is the only AKC licensed club in the area. We offer training classes taught by our member volunteers. We also put on obedience, rally, agility, and scent work trials and tracking tests.
Training & services
Training goals
- Canine Good Citizen preparation
- Leash training
- Obedience training
- Puppy training Customer-reported
How training happens
- Group classes
Dog age
- Puppies
Training level
- Advanced obedience
- Beginner training
Class options
- Small classes Customer-reported
Dog sports
- Agility
- Rally obedience
- Scent work
- Trick training
Training approach
- Balanced training
Additional services
- Grooming
Other listed services
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- Classes And Seminars
- Companion Dog
- Crate Trained
- Dog Competitions
- Dog Shows
- Dog Test
- Dog Trials
- Home Manners
- Job Training
- Leash Trained
- Off Leash
- Pet Classes
- Pet Manners
- Ring Rental
- Tracking Dog
- Training Collar
- Training Training
- Week Class
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Questions & answers
From GoogleWhat people have asked about this business.
Is there a puppy class? How old do they need to be?
Yes! We have puppy classes. Puppies should be between 3 and 6 months old. Puppy class is on Wednesday night and a new session will be starting in a couple weeks. Hope to see you in class!
Community answer · Greater Kansas City Dog Training Club Inc · 2019-09-21
See greater kansascity dog Training club website
Community answer · Melody Watson · 2019-09-21
I have called and emailed twice each, and have never received a response ... how in the world does anyone get their pet registered?
Linda they have classes mon- wed 630 ish to 9. Between each 6 week training cycle, which eas last week, they take a week off.
Community answer · Wess Heavner · 2019-09-21
Thank you for your interest in the Greater Kansas City Dog Training Club. We apologize for the difficulty you experienced trying to register. We understand you have successfully sent in an enrollment for training classes.
Community answer · Greater Kansas City Dog Training Club Inc · 2019-09-21
You need to come to a meeting.The meetings are held the first Thursday of each month. I am not sure of the time.You can fill out an application at that time. Sorry that is all I know.I am not a member at this time.
Community answer · Pamela Kern · 2019-09-21
Had the similar experience. I physically went to their building with my check. Go Saturday mornings or Tuesday evenings when they have classes.
Community answer · Deborah Scott · 2019-09-21
How much are the classes and when will the next session start?
Next session starts this week, please call to see if there are any vacancies. Contact info on website https://kansascitydogtraining.com/.
Community answer · Julie Oz · 2018-09-21
How much are the classes
Please check the website https://kansascitydogtraining.com/ or Facebook GKCDTC-Greater Kansas City Dog Training Club for latest information on classes and pricing.
Community answer · Julie Oz · 2018-09-21
What is the cost
There is a small cost to yearly membership for the club and obed classes for non-members run around $100 for 6 weeks. Members receive discounts.
Community answer · Julie Oz · 2018-09-21
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Community answer · Dory Hall · 2019-09-21
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Customer reviews
Google listingMentioned in reviews
- Puppy class 6
- Learn 5
- Affordable 4
- Instructors 4
- Knowledgeable trainers 4
- Volunteer staff 4
All 10 topics
- Knowledgeable staff 2
- People 2
- Safe environment 2
- Socialization 2
Google review topics, not confirmed services.
I'm in my second class here and I've been very happy with both. The instructors are member volunteers, very experienced; and the classroom setting gives you ample opportunity to practice what is being taught in a safe environment that never-the-less mirrors the real world (other dogs and people around).
Friendly people
Very competent trainers and this training club has been around for a long time. They are serious about training you and your dog, and our instructor - Cheryl was proof of that. The class was fun, a blend of humor and a serious effort to make sure that we owners understood what s…Read full reviewClose full review
Very competent trainers and this training club has been around for a long time. They are serious about training you and your dog, and our instructor - Cheryl was proof of that. The class was fun, a blend of humor and a serious effort to make sure that we owners understood what she was telling us, learning and applying the commands. The sessions were well organized and Cheryl along with her assistant Nancy were ready to go when students began arriving. Each class was a little more challenging, and there was usually at least one puppy that needed some extra assistance. That was noticed right away by Cheryl or Nancy. One of them went to the rescue quickly and guided the puppy & puppy parent through the steps of the command until the pup "Got it". We were given handouts for each week's lesson and homework to focus on during the week until the next lesson. Cheryl also gave us some very informative reading via Internet links. I've attended quite a few Obedience classes and I have done Obedience training for over 20 years. Based on my experience as a trainer and the classes I attended, I feel I'm able to share my opinion about GKCDTC. I have a Golden Retriever puppy, so we took the Puppy Class. Sadie is 7.5 months old now and was almost 6 months when we started puppy class. Sadie was very hyper and hadn't had much socialization at all. I had an injury that kept me down for over 2 months when Sadie was 3.5 mo. old to 5.5 mo. old. She was way behind on training my other dogs had all received. She was also the most stubborn, hardest dog to train that I've owned. Cheryl was a lot of help on those problems, and by week 3 Sadie was a different dog. Cheryl saved me & Sadie. All the pups showed continued improvement during the class. √ If you have a puppy, do yourself and your pup a great service and enroll him, her in a class here. It's so helpful to start the Obedience training early. If you have an adult dog 🐕, the same advice applies. You, your dog, and your whole family will be so glad you made this decision. Everyone - Family and Dog - benefits from Obedience classes. And GKCDTC is the best place in the entire KC Metroplex to get training. Their prices are very competitive too.
My dog was very happy with He liked attending
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