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Oriole Dog Training Club

Halethorpe, Maryland

4.3/5· 20 Google reviews

About Oriole Dog Training Club

Programs include canine good citizen preparation, crate training and leash training.

Training & services

Training goals

  • Canine Good Citizen preparation
  • Crate training
  • Leash training
  • Obedience training
  • Puppy training

How training happens

  • Private training

Dog age

  • Puppies

Training level

  • Advanced training
  • Beginner training

Dog sports

  • Agility
  • Scent work
  • Trick training

Other listed services

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  • Akc Fetch
  • Akc Scentwork
  • Canine Cpr Training
  • Class Registration
  • Dog Sports Training
  • Dog Test
  • Facility Rental
  • Fitness Training
  • Handling Classes
  • Health Screening
  • Hunt Trials
  • Odor Testing
  • Pet Manners
  • Real Life Training
  • Target Training
  • Tracking Classes

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Questions & answers

From Google

What people have asked about this business.

I'm guessing they went out of business... I have been trying to call, no one answers and the VM is constantly full. Did a drive by during 'open hours' and all lights were off and seemed to almost be vacant..

They are still in business. We have class there tonight. If you email, they respond.

Community answer · Rosalyn Dupont · 2023-09-21

Visit our website. We are very much active.

Community answer · Russ Bobb · 2023-09-21

They are still in business. Is there anything I can help with? I can also reach out to board members if you want. Just give me a name and number. Thanks 😊

Community answer · Sue Clark · 2023-09-21

Question on Google
Do you train dogs to detect Seizures coming on or know who does ?

No, not at this facility.

Community answer · Katie Meyer · 2022-09-21

Question on Google
Are there barn hunt classes taught here?

Not currently. We do have a training relationship with Branchwater Farms (https://branchwaterbc.com/barn-hunt-sign-up/) and do also recommend Splashdown Farms where we hold trials (https://superpup.site/gen/classes.php)

Community answer · Janet Gauntt · 2019-09-21

Question on Google
How much to train my jack russell

Obedience classes run about $100 for non-members. Classes are group sessions and cover puppy, basic, and advanced basic obedience.

Community answer · Rob Novak · 2018-09-21

That varies ~ a yearly membership is $35, but each class has a manageble fee. I would suggest contacting someone thru their website.

Community answer · Katie Meyer · 2018-09-21

What type of training are you looking at specifically? There's a lot of different sports including agility, obedience, flyball, and more!

Community answer · Amanda Karam · 2018-09-21

Question on Google

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Customer reviews

Google listing
4.3
out of 520 Google reviews

Mentioned in reviews

  • Friendly staff 4
  • Bully 2

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21 collected reviews

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Michelle Elizabeth
5/5
I love this club You don't have to be a member and it's still insanely cheap. You go to class once a week.And they tell you what you need to work on and you practice it in class. I love that you're in the ring with your puppy or dog and you're with other owners and you're all lea…Read full reviewClose full review

I love this club You don't have to be a member and it's still insanely cheap. You go to class once a week.And they tell you what you need to work on and you practice it in class. I love that you're in the ring with your puppy or dog and you're with other owners and you're all learning together. I love that.It's an easy registration that you do online. Then show up on the day of. Everyone is so friendly and all the teachers are wonderful and patient. My weimaraner loves it.

Lisa Johnson
5/5

The Oriole Dog Training Club was awesome! The people were super nice. For first-timers, it really was great. They were very helpful and we got our dog measured, now, only one more measurement!

P Pierre
1/5
Run by mostly indifferent high handed white women. That bully people of color by isolating them for doing things they themselves do. Classes often have reactive dangerous dogs that often run loose and are never dismissed. Often times these dogs belong to instructors and even the …Read full reviewClose full review

Run by mostly indifferent high handed white women. That bully people of color by isolating them for doing things they themselves do. Classes often have reactive dangerous dogs that often run loose and are never dismissed. Often times these dogs belong to instructors and even the current President of the club. The only benefit I’ve found to being a member is getting to socialize my dogs. I don’t look to this club to actually learn anything. I first became a member 11 years ago. I can count the number of black members that I’ve met on one hand. I’m starting to believe this is intentional. I’m a middle aged mathematician and senior healthcare researcher that again has been a member for over a decade. Yet whenever I interact with the aforementioned crowd they ask if I’m new and make statements that indicate that they believe they im a college aged girl with my first performance puppy. People that I’ve volunteered with or entered along side in trails for years. These same people in leadership never ask my name or even acknowledge my existence when passing me in the halls outside of class. That is OTDC for a person of color.

curlygirlm79
4/5

My husband and I take our dogs to practice Flyball. I find the people friendly, helpful, and a general joy to be around. Facilities are great. Heating and AC. Everything is clean and accessible. Great place all around

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