Nashville K9 is top in it’s class! They are highly trained, responsive and know their stuff. Ali was kind and took the time answering all the questions I had and is honest, which is everything to my family. Your dog will be well taken care of at Nashville K9! We will be back!!

Nashville K-9
Franklin, Tennessee
About Nashville K-9
Consumer Dog Training, Obedience, Behavior Modification, Agility, Police K-9, Executive Protection, Search and Rescue, Working Dogs
Training & services
Training goals
- Behavior consultation
- Crate training
- Obedience training
How training happens
- Board and train
- Group classes
- Online or virtual training
- Owner coaching Customer-reported
Dog age
- Puppies Customer-reported
Training level
- Advanced obedience
- Advanced training
Support between sessions
- Photo updates Customer-reported
- Progress reports
Assistance and working dogs
- Detection dog training
- Police K9 training
- Protection training
- Service dog training
- Therapy dog training
Dog sports
- Agility
Your dog’s background
- Rescue dogs
Additional services
- Boarding
- Grooming
Other listed services
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- Behavior Programs
- Canine Training Facility
- Daily Training
- Day Course
- Day Program
- Dog Playing
- Dog Showing
- Dog Swimming
- Dog Training Programs
- Electronic Collars
- Executive Protection
- Family Protection
- Firearms Instructor
- Handler Course
- Health Screenings
- Kids Camp
- Narcotics Detector Dog
- Personal Dog Training Services
- Pet First Aid Course
- Schedule Training
- Site Training
- Sport Dog
- Staff Training
- Training Course
- Working Dogs
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Questions & answers
From GoogleWhat people have asked about this business.
Do they use e-collars?
No. Nashville K-9 does not use Electronic collars on pet dogs in any board and train program.
Community answer · Ali Hemyari · 2019-09-21
Does your dog have to be a certain weight to get trained?
no.
Community answer · Ali Hemyari · 2019-09-21
Do they help train service dogs, with people owner training?
We train service dogs in full, then place the clients through the course.
Community answer · Ali Hemyari · 2019-09-21
how much does the two week board and train typically cost?
This does not depend on the breed. Prices are the same for all dogs, all sizes, and all breeds.
Community answer · Ali Hemyari · 2020-09-21
Depends on your breed, I've heard some people say as low as 1500 for the two week, but I asked them about my Husky puppy and was told 2000.
Community answer · Christian Webb · 2018-09-21
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Customer reviews
Google listingMentioned in reviews
- Kennels 43
- Clean facility 12
- Board and train program 8
- Continued training at home 5
- Photo updates 5
- Leash pulling training 3
All 10 topics
- Dog bathing 2
- Frequent training updates 2
- Quick scheduling 2
- Refresher courses 2
Google review topics, not confirmed services.
Absolutely the best of the best! Me and our dogs highly recommend!
I can’t thank the team at Nashville K-9 enough! As a first-time dog owner with a 9-month-old puppy named Buddy, I was completely lost. I thought I was doing the right thing by letting him sleep in my bed, bringing him to work, and showering him with love and attention. In reality…Read full reviewClose full review
I can’t thank the team at Nashville K-9 enough! As a first-time dog owner with a 9-month-old puppy named Buddy, I was completely lost. I thought I was doing the right thing by letting him sleep in my bed, bringing him to work, and showering him with love and attention. In reality, I was unintentionally causing him severe separation anxiety. I couldn’t crate him because he’d hurt himself trying to get out—rubbing his nose raw, barking, crying, and even attempting to chew through the crate. I found myself taking him everywhere, afraid he’d injure himself if left alone. On top of that, he had frequent accidents and was always getting into things. The last straw was when he destroyed one of my favorite chairs. In desperation, I emailed Nashville K-9 late on a Sunday night, and by Monday morning, the owner, Ali, called me. He took the time to explain exactly what was happening with Buddy and why. I immediately signed up for the three-week board and train program that Thursday, and it was truly one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. The facility is spotless, the trainers are top-notch, and they spent considerable time preparing me for success when Buddy returned home. I honestly feel like I have a brand-new dog—I can’t believe the transformation in just three weeks! We’ve been following the personalized schedule they created for Buddy, and it’s been smooth sailing. I’ve even had a few questions since bringing him home, and they’ve responded quickly every time. As a busy business owner, they were incredibly flexible with my schedule, adjusting the owner training class and even adding a few extra days before I picked him up. One of the greatest perks is that now that Buddy has trained there, he can board anytime I’m out of town, and they’ll refresh his training while he’s there. They treated Buddy like one of their own, and I had complete peace of mind leaving him in their care. Thank you all so much for everything! I can’t wait to bring Buddy back!
The pros at Nashville K9 are amazing! They took great care of my girl and taught us both many skills to help her be the bestest girl!
Great experience with Ali and the team at Nashville K-9! Our puppy, Mabel, really benefited from the two week training program. The team was very communicative throughout the process and the training session at the end of the program was so helpful.
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