Went for an advanced puppy class. Instructor was great and catered training to my goals. Would go again.

Penn Vet Working Dog Center
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
About Penn Vet Working Dog Center
Inspired by the Search & Rescue Dogs that responded following the attacks on 9/11, the Penn Vet Working Dog Center opened on September 11, 2012 and serves as a national research and development center for detection dogs. With the United States national security under constant threat from attacks, detection dogs are still the best tool that we have to detect and mitigate potential threats. Search dogs are also critical for locating victims of natural and man-made disasters. The special scenting ability of dogs also allows them to serve in important ways such as cutting edge research to support global health or conservation detection.
Training & services
Training goals
- Puppy training Customer-reported
Dog age
- Puppies Customer-reported
Assistance and working dogs
- Detection dog training
- Police K9 training
- Search and rescue training
Your dog’s background
- Rescue dogs
Other listed services
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- Administrative Services
- Animal Health
- Breeding Programs
- Continuing Education
- Educational Programs
- Handler Course
- Health Insurance
- Medical Services
- Other Training
- Person Training
- Rabies Immunization
- Rabies Vaccinations
- Scent Detection
- Wildlife K9 training
- Working Dog
- Working dog training
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Questions & answers
From GoogleWhat people have asked about this business.
Provide any hearing dog service?
I would think they can direct you to that.
Community answer · Joseph Berkowitz · 2023-09-21
No, these dogs are specifically scent dogs.
Community answer · Sara Hoover · 2023-09-21
I don’t think so
Community answer · Donna Guinto · 2023-09-21
How to give to the Working Dog center directly? Why did I get an email to support a new dog whose name is Casey only to find that he/she is on the "for sale" list? Has she washed out of the program? Dr. Eleanor Hillegeist
Hi, you should contact this business directly-- this forum is for general help from other Google users who have used the business and is not a direct communication form to any business 👍
Community answer · Kate S · 2020-09-21
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Customer reviews
Google listingMentioned in reviews
- Class 4
- People 4
- Staff 3
- Training classes 3
- Volunteering 2
- Working dogs 2
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Check out their classes, which are open to the public!!!
This facility is doing ground breaking research in detection work and dog training principles. The center was created to honor the dogs of 911.
It was so informative...loved seeing these dogs being trained for disasters they are so smart. It was great seeing how the trainers interact with the dogs. I couldn't do it they are so cute but I admire those on that field
Very clean
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