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Off Leash K9 Training, Atlanta

Smyrna, Georgia

4.9/5· 432 Google reviews

About Off Leash K9 Training, Atlanta

Off Leash K9 Training Atlanta provides veteran-owned dog training and obedience programs designed to create reliable, real-world results for dogs of all ages, breeds, and behavior levels. Our proven methods, inspired by military and law enforcement training, focus on clear communication, consistency, and fair leadership to improve obedience, leash manners, recall, and confidence in public settings. We offer Board & Train programs, private lessons, and puppy training while also coaching owners to maintain lasting results at home. Proudly serving Atlanta and surrounding areas including Duluth, Peachtree City, Smyrna, Columbus, Athens, Macon, and Augusta, GA. Ready to get started? Book a consultation and get the right program for your dog!

Training & services

Training goals

  • Leash training
  • Obedience training
  • Puppy training
  • Recall training

Behavior support

  • Reactivity training

How training happens

  • Board and train
  • Owner coaching Customer-reported
  • Private training

Dog age

  • Puppies

Training level

  • Advanced obedience
  • Advanced training
  • Beginner training Customer-reported

Support between sessions

  • Follow-up support
  • Refresher training

Assistance and working dogs

  • Therapy dog training

Additional services

  • Boarding

Other listed services

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  • FREE Private Meet and Greet
    Program details

    *****First Lesson Guarantee: if after your first lesson you are not happy, just don't like us, or for any other reason we will give you a 100% refund, so you have nothing to loose by starting lessons verse coming in for the meet and greet. *There is no charge for the FREE meet and greet. **This is an option for owners that would like to meet us and ask questions in person. ***Your pup is more than welcome but not required.

  • Dog Reactive Lesson
  • Basic Marker Mastery

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Questions & answers

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What people have asked about this business.

I would like to train with the dog, is that available?

Yes

Community answer · Sunday Farmwald · 2022-09-21

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How much is in house training?

It wasn’t extremely expensive and they also offer discounts for first responders and military

Community answer · Angelique Velazquez · 2021-09-21

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Would this be a good place to take an older dog that has become aggressive?

ABSOLUTELY! They take ANY dog, ANY age, ANY issue!

Community answer · Stacey Waggoner · 2020-09-21

Question on Google
Hello. My dog spent time with a foster, and since then has been food aggressive and sometimes won’t even eat. She also uses the bathroom all over the house no matter how many times she’s taken outside. Is this place a good fit for issues like this?

We work on food aggression daily! As for the potty re-potty training, regardless of the reason the dog regressed you need to go back to basics ASAP! http://offleashgeorgia.com/2017/10/25/housebreaking-your-puppy/

Community answer · Off Leash K9 Training, Atlanta · 2019-09-21

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Customer reviews

Google listing
4.9
out of 5432 Google reviews

Mentioned in reviews

  • Daily updates 22
  • Obedience training 15
  • Leash pulling 14
  • Ecollar training 12
  • Off leash training 10
  • Progress updates 10
All 10 topics
  • 2 week board and train program 7
  • Obedient dog 4
  • Responsiveness 4
  • Stubborn dog training 2

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100 collected reviews

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Daniel Gifford
5/5

Anna did a fantastic job training my German Shepherd, Molly. Molly knows all her commands, has excellent manners, and enjoyed her stay with Anna. Thanks again!

Vignesh Ravichandran
5/5

Anna C was a fantastic trainer, she took such good care of my dog and the difference after the two weeks was night and day. I would highly recommend Anna C for dog training.

Ashton Soles
3/5
I was genuinely excited to enroll my dog in Off Leash K9 Training after seeing the impressive results they achieved with a friend’s dog. Despite the high price point, I felt confident that the investment would yield similar success especially knowing I have a Basenji, a breed kno…Read full reviewClose full review

I was genuinely excited to enroll my dog in Off Leash K9 Training after seeing the impressive results they achieved with a friend’s dog. Despite the high price point, I felt confident that the investment would yield similar success especially knowing I have a Basenji, a breed known for being a bit more challenging to train. While I don’t want to say the experience was entirely negative, I do feel that, for the amount I spent, the results fell short of what was promised. My trainer spent most of the three-week program focusing just on getting my dog to sit, and even on the final presentation day, I didn’t feel my dog’s progress aligned with the expectations set by the program’s reputation and cost. I believe Off Leash K9 has a solid program that can benefit many dog owners, but in my case, it felt like their confidence in delivering crisp, reliable obedience was overstated. Given the underwhelming outcome, I would have appreciated a gesture of goodwill such as offering an extra week of training to help meet the standard they promote.

douglas nitcher
5/5
Hello, fellow dog enthusiasts! I just had to take a moment to express my heartfelt gratitude to the fantastic team at Off Leash K9 Training Georgia. Archer, my rambunctious 6-month-old Schnauzer, just wrapped up an intensive two-week board-and-train session with Daniel. And let m…Read full reviewClose full review

Hello, fellow dog enthusiasts! I just had to take a moment to express my heartfelt gratitude to the fantastic team at Off Leash K9 Training Georgia. Archer, my rambunctious 6-month-old Schnauzer, just wrapped up an intensive two-week board-and-train session with Daniel. And let me tell you, “What a guy!” If you know, you know! Before training, Archer came equipped with all the typical puppy antics—and a few not-so-typical quirks that would make anyone question my sanity. It quickly became apparent that we needed some serious help to rein in the chaos and bring out his stellar qualities. Fast forward to now: I couldn’t be happier with the results! Archer is now the perfect companion, fitting seamlessly into all aspects of my life. He even accompanies me to work at the salon every day, charming clients like a little furry James Bond. I’m so relieved I didn’t wait; I can now enjoy a peaceful home with my pup instead of a Puppy Warfare Zone. Our journey has only just begun! Incorporating training into our daily routine has turned park visits, coffee shop outings, and patio dining into fun skill-enhancing adventures. A big thank you to Daniel, Anna, and the entire Off Leash K9 team for all your hard work—you’ve truly made a world of difference! Cheers to the adventures ahead, Douglas and Archer 🐾

Marissa Bellas
5/5
When we first started fostering our puppy, Xanthi, we knew we had our work cut out for us. We brought her home from Fulton County Animal Services with very little information about her behavior, as she was an owner surrender. Right away, it became clear how fearful and shy she wa…Read full reviewClose full review

When we first started fostering our puppy, Xanthi, we knew we had our work cut out for us. We brought her home from Fulton County Animal Services with very little information about her behavior, as she was an owner surrender. Right away, it became clear how fearful and shy she was. Something as simple as turning on the TV would send her into a panic, she’d either hide under the bed or retreat straight to her crate. Opening the front door? She would bolt. We quickly realized Xanthi was in desperate need of socialization, structure, and a lot of TLC. She had strong fears around strangers, especially men, and displayed fear-based aggression toward other dogs. But despite her challenges, we loved her deeply and saw so much potential in her. Two weeks in, we officially adopted her and began searching for a professional trainer who could help guide her (and us) through this journey. After calling around and doing a lot of research, we discovered Off Leash K9 and were matched with Anna C. and honestly, we couldn’t have asked for anyone better. Anna c. went above and beyond from day one. We enrolled Xanthi in the two-week board and train program, and the results were nothing short of incredible. I’ll admit, I was nervous at first about leaving Xanthi with someone we had just met. But Anna immediately put us at ease. She communicated clearly, sent daily video updates, and showed us real progress every single day. Watching Xanthi transform right before our eyes gave us hope, and excitement for the future. Before training, Xanthi couldn’t walk on a leash without pulling or getting spooked by every little thing. Now, she walks calmly beside us, even off-leash. She listens, stays focused even around distractions, and best of all, she’s learned how to enjoy the world around her. She’s more confident, less reactive, and even plays well with other dogs now. Anna also helped her overcome food aggression and taught her to respond to basic commands like sit, down, and place even from a distance. Most importantly, Anna didn’t just train Xanthi, she trained us too. She equipped us with the tools and knowledge we needed to continue reinforcing her progress and support her long-term growth. Because of Anna’s dedication, we’re now able to take Xanthi out and about without worry. She's happier, more confident, and truly thriving. If you're considering Off Leash K9 Training, don’t hesitate, go for it. And if you can, absolutely request Anna C. You won’t regret it. She changed our lives and helped unlock the best version of our girl.

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