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Charleston, West Virginia
Programs include behavior consultation, canine good citizen preparation and leash training.
Inwood, West Virginia
Programs include behavior consultation, house training and obedience training.
Sumerco, West Virginia
Located near Charleston, in the mountain state of West Virginia, Alvkor is dedicated to providing top of the line protection pets. Alvkor (formally Mountaineer K9) also offers breeding services as well as Kennel and Training Services. With over 20 years of experience in breeding, training, and educating trainers Master Trainer Mike Kordusky is proven as one of the best trainers in the country. Visit protectionpets and see why Alvkor is the best in the business.
Morgantown, West Virginia
We have been in business for almost 30 years. We use up-to-date, science-based, positive training. We show you how to have clear, effective communication and build a great relationship with your dog!
Union, West Virginia
I provide Obedience Training for dogs. I also offer service and therapy dog training, behavior modification, temperament testing, and puppy training.
Charles Town, West Virginia
Specialty Dog Training Basics, Therapy, Service and Sport
Cairo, West Virginia
Your Proper Pooch has been serving the Mid Ohio Valley's dog training needs since 2018. Owned and operated by 3 AKC approved CGC Evaluators we specialize in Therapy and Service Dog Training.
Morgantown, West Virginia
We believe every dog can be taught to be a good citizen. There are no “bad” or “stubborn” dogs, only dogs who have had the misfortune of a bad experience or who do not understand what their owner is trying to teach them. We work with owners to learn how to instill confidence and trust in their companions. We do this using positive reinforcement training theory. We recognize every dog is an individual and we do not use “cookie cutter” techniques, but use techniques that will be most effective for the dog in front of us. We encourage enrichment activities that include play and games.