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Huntsville, Alabama
Impactful Canine Training & Solutions is Huntsville's results-based dog training team - the Dog Engineers. We specialize in behavior work (aggression, reactivity, fear, anxiety) plus obedience, puppy training, board & train, AKC Canine Good Citizen, tracking, and nosework. Serving Huntsville, Madison, Decatur, Athens, and North Alabama, we build real-world reliability that holds up outside the living room - on walks, in public, and around other dogs. Owner Rick Markum tailors a plan to the dog in front of him using the full range of proven training tools. Reactive dog you can't walk, or a puppy you want to start right? It begins with an evaluation. Call (256) 924-5617.
Huntsville, Alabama
Programs include canine good citizen preparation, crate training and obedience training.
New Market, Alabama
Board and Train, Boarding, Day boarding
Northport, Alabama
We are committed to providing a safe and positive dog training experience for you and your dog. We offer several different dog training services from small group obedience classes, to in-home or on-site one on one private training sessions.
Center Point, Alabama
Results dog training for the real world!
Woodstock, Alabama
Shoreline K9 customizes training programs to fit you and your dogs needs. We meet with you to find out specifically what you expect from your dogs training. Then we customize a program that will work best for your dog. We will meet with you for weekly sessions to teach you how to manage their training at home.
Anniston, Alabama
Offering K9 nose work classes for owners with dogs that need to burn energy, build confidence and focus, or just have lots of fun! Nose work is like detection dog training but we search for food, then novel odors, instead of bombs, drugs or bed bugs. Even dog-reactive dogs can participate since we run one dog at a time, and they stay in a crate when it's not their turn.