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Wolverine Dog Training Club

Farmington Hills, Michigan

4.5/5· 62 Google reviews

About Wolverine Dog Training Club

Programs include obedience training, group classes and training with puppies.

Training & services

Training goals

  • Obedience training

How training happens

  • Group classes

Dog age

  • Puppies

Training level

  • Advanced obedience
  • Advanced training
  • Beginner training
  • Intermediate training

Dog sports

  • Agility
  • Rally obedience
  • Scent work

Training approach

  • Positive reinforcement

Other listed services

View 7 additional details
  • Dog Handler
  • Dog Shows
  • Dog's Basic
  • Fecal Test
  • Handler Learning
  • Scent Classes
  • Start Training

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Questions & answers

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What people have asked about this business.

Do you have classes to prepare for canine good citizens certification

Our training classes in puppy or beginner obedience are a good foundation to take the CGC test.

Community answer · Jim Biga · 2020-09-21

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Customer reviews

Google listing
4.5
out of 562 Google reviews

Mentioned in reviews

  • Class 7
  • Learned 4
  • People 4
  • Obedience training 3
  • Agility 2
  • Experienced trainers 2
All 10 topics
  • Informative classes 2
  • Initial training classes 2
  • Obedience 2
  • Training 2

Google review topics, not confirmed services.

62 collected reviews

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Mike Jaafar
1/5
Took my dog there a while back and ultimately chose not to go with them. I was excited to enroll my dog in agility training here, but unfortunately, my experience was disappointing. The owner is incredibly rude and dismissive, making the environment uncomfortable rather than sup…Read full reviewClose full review

Took my dog there a while back and ultimately chose not to go with them. I was excited to enroll my dog in agility training here, but unfortunately, my experience was disappointing. The owner is incredibly rude and dismissive, making the environment uncomfortable rather than supportive. She also seems misinformed about dog breeds. She insisted that my Alaskan Klee Kai is a “designer breed” despite it being a recognized purebred. The breed has also won several agility competitions. It’s frustrating to encounter someone who acts as if they know everything. On top of that, her attitude toward both dogs and owners comes off as condescending rather than constructive. A good trainer should foster confidence and trust—not make people feel belittled. If you’re looking for a positive, encouraging place for agility training, I’d recommend looking elsewhere. I since have and my dog is winning competitions!

frank garcia
1/5
Don't take your dog there if you don't like trainer telling your barking dog to SHUT UP. The same older lady with glasses yells at owners, told my wife PAY ATTENTION NOT HERE FOR PLAY TIME. The other trainers seemed fine but unfortunately we had her and couldn't take her unprof…Read full reviewClose full review

Don't take your dog there if you don't like trainer telling your barking dog to SHUT UP. The same older lady with glasses yells at owners, told my wife PAY ATTENTION NOT HERE FOR PLAY TIME. The other trainers seemed fine but unfortunately we had her and couldn't take her unprofessionalism after two nights. Friend of ours had same experience but she got lucky and they switched trainers on her second session

Karen Irwin
4/5

Very experienced volunteer instructors, make for fun, informative, and instructional classes for every level. From beginner to competitive classes in obedience/rally, agility, and nosework.

Original customer experiences from the collected Google data. Ratings without comments follow written reviews.

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