Dog Training at Petco in College Point provides group and private classes built around positive reinforcement and real-life skills. Located inside the Petco pet store in College Point, experienced trainers help pets and pet parents build confidence, improve communication and support good behavior through structured training programs designed for everyday success.
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Potty training process Proper socialization Foundational cues like “sit,” “down,” “come” and much more · Listed price: [object Object]
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Reinforcement of Puppy Group Class behaviors Loose-leash walking “Leave it,” “wait,” tricks, games and more · Listed price: [object Object]
“Sit,” “down,” “come,” “leave it” and “wait” Loose-leash walking Curbing undesired behaviors like jumping and barking · Listed price: [object Object]
“Heel,” “down” and “wait” Recall with distractions Polite greetings, games to keep dogs mentally stimulated and more · Listed price: [object Object]
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45-minute intro class focusing on: Customized recommendations from your trainer Discussion about behaviors and cues to address Setting goals for you and your dog’s success · Listed price: [object Object]
45-minute sessions offer: Flexible scheduling 1:1 attention Customized training plan · Listed price: [object Object]
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What should I bring to dog training at Petco College Point?
A current copy of your dog's vaccination records, a 6 foot nylon or leather leash, a collar or harness, training treats and a treat pouch, and cleanup bags.
Community answer · Petco Dog Training · 2025-09-21
How much are adult dog training classes at Petco College Point?
Individual 6-week long classes are available at $149 each. Petco also offers several package options like our Dog Training Essentials package for $249 which consists of 12 weeks of classes. Complete Packages are also available for $379 which include three classes.
Community answer · Petco Dog Training · 2025-09-21
How much do puppy training classes at Petco College Point cost?
Our $249 Puppy Training essentials package covers all the puppy training basics with 12-weeks of Puppy Level 1 and Puppy Level 2 training. Alternatively, our 6-week long Puppy Level 1 and 2 classes can be bought individually for $149 each.
Community answer · Petco Dog Training · 2025-09-21
1/5I’m Oliver , I wanted to take my dog on a trip And I know the TSA and other countries need to see paper work for animals . So Charlie is a staffordshire bull terrier mix , he's 11yrs old and healthy. I asked to get the shots he need to get on the plane ✈️. They gave him 3 sho…Read full reviewClose full review
I’m Oliver , I wanted to take my dog on a trip And I know the TSA and other countries need to see paper work for animals . So Charlie is a staffordshire bull terrier mix , he's 11yrs old and healthy. I asked to get the shots he need to get on the plane ✈️. They gave him 3 shots .. bordetella , rabies & canine 6-in-1 (DA2HPP+Lepto) on 12/12/2020
On Jan 17 2021 about a month later he had his first seizure walking in the park. Just a normal day. Out of nowhere I thought I was gonna lose him right there. After a min or so he was trying to get up but he was very disoriented and looked as if he couldn’t see well. We finally went home and rested. This is still happening till this day he’s on his 6th seizure now and I have to take off work to take care of him and someone needs to answer to this. Why he’s getting these seizures. And losing his mind it’s awful watching him whine every day and stare into the corners of the house. This is not normal I want to know what is going on with Charlie. I can’t afford an MRI the vet said he needs . His joints are also week as if he has arthritis.
Can someone answer please .
Thanks you , Oliver S.
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