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Red Woof Canine Training Center and Boarding

Hamilton, Georgia

4.7/5· 90 Google reviews

About Red Woof Canine Training Center and Boarding

Programs include obedience training, board and train and group classes.

Training & services

Training goals

  • Obedience training

How training happens

  • Board and train
  • Group classes

Dog age

  • Puppies Customer-reported

Additional services

  • Boarding
  • Daycare

Other listed services

View 3 additional details
  • Day Stay
  • Pet Fitness
  • Stay & Train

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Questions & answers

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What people have asked about this business.

Are you, or do you practice force free training at your facility?

Not sure about training we have used them for boarding and are very happy with this facility.

Community answer · Ken Montgomery · 2022-09-21

Question on Google
We have 4 year old rescued bluenose pit, she has never been socialized to be around other pets of any kind. She needs to be boarded for 3 days, is it possible for you to accommodate her or would that be an issue for you? Thanks!

Can board if not dog aggressive. Does not have to do group play. But kennels are chain link fence so can see each other.

Community answer · Red Woof Canine Training Center and Boarding · 2020-09-21

Question on Google
How much for overnight boarding, my dog is 100 pounds Have you had any issues with Kennel cough?

now Boarding is $25 per day for inside and $20 per day for outside. I don't require the kennel cough vaccine. But we do require rabies.

Community answer · Red Woof Canine Training Center and Boarding · 2021-09-21

Question on Google
I have a seven months old poddle just need the basis training like pooping outside sit stay etc. How much is the basis training

For group classes its 20 dollars a class once a week forr 6 weeks. If u want private classes its 30 a class

Community answer · Rachel Nunley · 2019-09-21

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Customer reviews

Google listing
4.7
out of 590 Google reviews

Mentioned in reviews

  • Friendly staff 20
  • Dog daycare 14
  • Boarding 11
  • Caring staff 7
  • Happy pets 3
  • Passionate staff 3
All 10 topics
  • Baths 2
  • Fun atmosphere 2
  • Great dane 2
  • Play dates 2

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90 collected reviews

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Michelle Hauser
5/5
We love boarding our pup with Red Woof! He's one of those loud and obnoxious dogs, but they still welcomed him with open arms and worked with him and his current (or lack thereof) social skills. The staff has always been great- very approachable, answers all of my questions and u…Read full reviewClose full review

We love boarding our pup with Red Woof! He's one of those loud and obnoxious dogs, but they still welcomed him with open arms and worked with him and his current (or lack thereof) social skills. The staff has always been great- very approachable, answers all of my questions and understood our dogs personality right away. It's tough finding a place that you trust with your dog, but our concerns were gone when we saw the staff love our pup and him so happy to be at the kennel. Also, I LOVE that they have some Adobtable Rescue Dogs on site!

East West Martial Arts
5/5

Friendly staff and amazing dogs :)

Cecelia Rood
1/5
Oh my what a little research will do. After arguing with the instructor on harmfully training methods I did some research. The martingale collar was invented in 1930 for sighthound since it was easy for them to slip out of collars and then it crossed over to the dog training wo…Read full reviewClose full review

Oh my what a little research will do. After arguing with the instructor on harmfully training methods I did some research. The martingale collar was invented in 1930 for sighthound since it was easy for them to slip out of collars and then it crossed over to the dog training world to help learn to heal nicely. Never was it meant to be used to teach down or any other commands, but creative trainers found it was a way to force a dog to obey, not out of love of owner or need to please but because they want to release the pressure on their neck. Kneeing a dog according to the AKC is detrimental to the dog can do physical and emotional harm. I know, I know your just putting your knee up but a pig in a dress is still a pig. Add to the fact I heard way to many "nos" directed to the dogs and not any praises to the dogs, I find this facility deserves one star and I leave it to you if you are comfortable putting your dog in this facility. I myself rather have a dog that obeys me because of respect and love than pressure on their neck.

Evelyn Burnham
5/5

My dogs love going to doggy daycare and boarding at Red Woof. I have not had any negative experience with them and would highly recommend them to my friends.

Ann Erenheim
5/5

Red Woof Inn staff is top notch. My dog absolutely loves doggy day care. He's like a teenager when I drop him off, he doesn't even say goodbye.

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