USDA National Detector Dog Training Center

Newnan, Georgia

4.8/5· 24 Google reviews

About USDA National Detector Dog Training Center

Dog training in Newnan, Georgia. Explore customer experiences and contact the trainer.

Training & services

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  • Administrative Services
  • Animal Products
  • Animal Welfare Services
  • Biotechnology Regulatory Services
  • Business Services
  • Daily Training
  • Detector Dog Training
  • Emergency Management
  • Fecal Exam
  • Health Inspection
  • International Services
  • Management Assistance
  • Management Support
  • Parasite Treatment
  • Pet Health
  • Pet Travel
  • Plant Protection And Quarantine
  • Rabies Vaccination
  • Training And Development
  • Veterinary Services
  • Wildlife Services

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Questions & answers

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What people have asked about this business.

How close is that to the cancer center?

You wont be able to go in unless you know someone. It's a government facility and its locked down pretty tight.

Community answer · Paul w · 2018-09-21

About 5 miles

Community answer · Julia Abernathy · 2018-09-21

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Customer reviews

Google listing
4.8
out of 524 Google reviews

24 collected reviews

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Brian Grieb
5/5

We got Trooper nine years ago at the USDA. This facility will restore your faith in government! It is spotless and the dog care is amazing. Troop is still trucking at 10 years old! Go Trooper!

Daniel E Huffer
5/5

I would highly recommend adopting a dog from these folks best dog we have ever had

Terry Wolters
5/5

What a great experience! This program in mission critical to protecting the US food system from foreign disease and pest challenges.

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