E-collar training dog training in Charlotte, North Carolina

We are dog trainers driven with one purpose. Help dog owners & families solve their dogs issues with real results! My first dog Zezu was a huge pain, and no one could train him to stop being aggressive toward other dogs & people,"come" back when he was off a leash, and walk him around places I loved going to. I became a dog trainer to help others in the Charlotte area solve major issues & trust their dogs again. Now, we get to help people who are in need of actual solutions with hard to train dogs. We don't provide band-aids. Contact us today, We would love to help you.

Obedient K9 Academy is a premier Dog Trainer in Charlotte, NC, located at 1420 S Mint St Suite M in South End. If you’re searching for Dog Training Near Me, we offer customized Dog Training programs including Day Training, Board & Train, group classes, and Obedience Training for reliable on- and off-leash manners. Our Puppy Training and Puppy Training Near Me options build confidence, social skills, and great habits early. Using the proven NePoPo™ method, we help dogs become calm, polite, and obedient companions. Book your FREE Transformation Session today.

Need help with your dog? We are happy to help. We’re located in Charlotte, NC. We focus on teaching Puppy & Adult Foundational Obedience Training. We offer Private Lessons, Daycare Training $ Board & Train Programs. After training, we offer grooming, daycare & boarding to reinforce their training. We are a Reward Balanced Certified Dog Trainers by the APDT & CCPDT. We have been training & rehabilitating dogs since 2015. We teach the most valuable methods and techniques to improve your dog(s) behavior, obedience & enhance their communication skills by providing a Home Environment to learn from. Creating a “Hakuna Matata” Lifestyle & achieve harmony between you and your dog(s) for the rest of your lives.

Not training your dog is like not educating your kid, all you end up with is a heedless and troublesome brat that no one can stand. The good news: dogs want to listen, you just need to learn to speak their language. And no, we’re not talking about that ridiculous dog whispering your grandmother swears by. These days, there are amazing new methods for raising dogs who behave like they went to Harvard. In psychology 101 terms its know as operant and classical conditioning, and in real life terms it’s known as “do something good and you’ll be rewarded.”