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Terroux Dog Training

Arvada, Colorado

4.9/5· 146 Google reviews

About Terroux Dog Training

Established in 1958, Terroux Dog Training has been a family-run business dedicated to enriching human-canine relationships in Colorado for over six decades. Located at 12975 W. 80th Ave in Arvada, their diverse offerings include group puppy, basic, advanced, and reactive classes, private instruction, nationwide online instruction or tailored board and train programs, Terroux Dog Training has the expertise and passion to help your furry companion thrive. Unleash your dog's potential and experience true harmony with Terroux Dog Training, where your dog's growth is their specialty.

Training & services

Training goals

  • Behavior consultation
  • Canine Good Citizen preparation
  • Crate training
  • Obedience training
  • Puppy training
  • Socialization

Behavior support

  • Aggression training
  • Reactivity training
  • Separation anxiety

How training happens

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

Dog age

  • Puppies

Training level

  • Beginner training

Support between sessions

  • Refresher training Customer-reported

Assistance and working dogs

  • Service dog training
  • Therapy dog training

Dog sports

  • Trick training

Your dog’s background

  • Rescue dogs

Additional services

  • Boarding
  • Daycare
  • Grooming

Other listed services

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  • Animal Assisted Activities
  • Animal Assisted Intervention
  • Animal Behavior Consultants
  • Canine Behavior Consultant
  • Dog Handler
  • Dog Handler Class
  • Dog Leash
  • Dog Parks
  • Dog Walks
  • Dog's Collar
  • Dogs Learning
  • Educational Class
  • Emotional Support Animals
  • Family Dog
  • Free Phone Consultation
  • Group Play
  • Loose Lead Training
  • New Rescue
  • Occupational Therapist
  • Online Private Instruction
  • Pull On Leash
  • Second Dog
  • Teaching Classes
  • Walk On Leash

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Questions & answers

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What people have asked about this business.

Do you offer drop in conformation classes?

We now offer conformation classes at our Arvada facility.

Community answer · Terroux Dog Training · 2025-09-21

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Customer reviews

Google listing
4.9
out of 5146 Google reviews

Mentioned in reviews

  • Helpful team 17
  • Basic obedience class 15
  • Puppy class 15
  • Canine good citizen course 12
  • Knowledgeable trainers 8
  • Puppy socialization 3
All 10 topics
  • Reactive dog class 3
  • Dog psychology 2
  • Patient trainers 2
  • Positive training techniques 2

Google review topics, not confirmed services.

100 collected reviews

Text reviews first · newest first
Nancy Talley
5/5

Great place to take your dog for training. Ted is great. So glad to be taking our dog there for his training. Ted is always available to answer questions via email or phone.

Molly K
5/5

Amazing staff

Jennifer Sherman
5/5

Fantastic training of the dog and the owner!

alisha bostwick
5/5

We've had nothing but great experiences with Ted and his great team of trainers! We've completed the basic obedience and canine good citizen courses through them and enjoyed our classes. Our dog Mario got so excited and loved going each week and we liked how informative and fun it was to do as a family. I absolutely recommend them for any and all your trying needs.

Sherry Sonken
5/5
Having an invisible disability as a woman is the worst. However what they promised in our first group dog reactivity class, which was "the nuts and bolts" was EXACTLY WHAT I'd been looking for. When I first adopted my Great Dane, back in February, I was learning who she was slowl…Read full reviewClose full review

Having an invisible disability as a woman is the worst. However what they promised in our first group dog reactivity class, which was "the nuts and bolts" was EXACTLY WHAT I'd been looking for. When I first adopted my Great Dane, back in February, I was learning who she was slowly, and came to find out that she was dog fear reactive. Back then, she'd been dragging me along the pavement to "go after" dogs, and I'd been, at age 62, bracing my foot against truck tires to slow us down. Since the class, Leila and I have been working together on walks and gone from lunging to quietly crying to me. The very few times she's gotten away, it's been pretty obvious she just wants to play. Some people have even been trusting enough, when I asked, to let me walk her up to their dog, say "Hi" and walk away. We mostly end every day on a positive note, except when she is in the side yard with me....that's the work still to be done. 3rd photo... Downward Dog

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