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.

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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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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

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4.8
out of 524 Google reviews

24 collected reviews

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David Jones
5/5

Some of the best trainers in the world work here. I recommend sending handlers to one if their courses.

George Nelson
1/5
Was contacted by a John Cooper who was interested in a Beagle that we had posted on a rescue site. He contacted us and talked with my husband about setting up appointment to come see the dog. He went as far as asking us to take him to the vet and to call him when we got there an…Read full reviewClose full review

Was contacted by a John Cooper who was interested in a Beagle that we had posted on a rescue site. He contacted us and talked with my husband about setting up appointment to come see the dog. He went as far as asking us to take him to the vet and to call him when we got there and that the USDA would pay for his heart worm check up. We did contact him the day at the vet and no answer so after the long trip we went ahead and got the test done and paid for it. We then contacted Mr. Cooper to see when he was going to be able to come see the dog and to let him know we did what he asked about taking him to the vet. He once again set up another time with us and ending up not showing. I myself contacted Mr. Cooper and had left a voicemail he must have replied back to my husband for a 3rd time to set up an appointment to see the dog on a Saturday, in which we got another message telling us he couldn't make it that he would be back in touch with us soon. Soon as come and still not reply and out money for vet. This is not how to handle business. I feel we were either taking advantage of from this business or someone there has used false information in misleading us.

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