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Clearwater Dog Training
Lakewood, Colorado
About Clearwater Dog Training
Clearwater Dog Training provides dog obedience training to the Lakewood, CO area.
Training & services
Training goals
- Obedience training
- Puppy training
How training happens
- Group classes
- Private training
Dog age
- Puppies
- Senior dogs
Your dog’s background
- Rescue dogs
Additional services
- Boarding
- Daycare
Other listed services
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- Behavior Evaluation
- Comprehensive Dog Training
- Customized Training
- Dog Barks
- Dog Behavior Assessment
- Dog Evaluation
- Dog Parent
- Dog Training Equipment
- Dog Training Home
- Dog Traning
- Doggie Day Camp
- Dogs Check
- Intensive Training
- Kennel Training
- Master Dog Trainer
- Positive Dog Training
- Specialized Training
- Start Training
- Training Call
- Training Our Dog
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Questions & answers
From GoogleWhat people have asked about this business.
What are some signs that my dog needs professional training?
Behaviors that may signal the need for professional training include persistent behavioral issues (e.g., aggression, excessive barking, fearfulness), inability to follow basic commands, or any behavior that puts the dog or others at risk. Our professional trainers can provide personalized guidance and support. Please give us a call to schedule a complimentary behavior evaluation.
Community answer · Clearwater Dog Training · 2025-09-21
What's included in your dog's complimentary behavioral assessment?
-We'll meet at the training facility -We evaluate your dog's current behavioral issues and bad habits -We'll tell you why or what is causing your dog's unwanted behavior -We'll create a custom training plan to fit your goals, lifestyle, and environment -We'll give you pointers to help make corrections during this first visit No program commitment required
Community answer · Clearwater Dog Training · 2024-09-21
What is the best age to start training a dog?
Training can start as early as 8 weeks old. Puppies are highly receptive to learning at a young age, making it an ideal time to introduce basic commands and socialization.
Community answer · Clearwater Dog Training · 2025-09-21
Is it ever too late to start training a dog?
It's never too late to start training! Here at Clearwater Dog Training, we accept dogs of all ages and specialize in training rescue dogs. While puppies may learn more quickly, adult dogs can also learn new behaviors and commands with patience and consistency.
Community answer · Clearwater Dog Training · 2025-09-21
Do u train in agility
We do all obedience training that is needed for agility. Tom here. Give us a call to discuss. 720-514-2537
Community answer · Clearwater Dog Training · 2024-09-21
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Customer reviews
Google listing4.8
97 Google reviews
Mentioned in reviews
- Group classes 10
- Knowledgeable staff 8
- Dog adoption 6
- Individual classes 5
- Rescue dogs 5
- Leash training 3
All 10 topics
- Reactive dog training 3
- Honest trainers 2
- Leadership training 2
- Shy dogs 2
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Gina, Clearwater Dog Training, made my life so much easier when she worked with me to train our dogs.
Friendly, well informed, thoughtful and considerate.
Our experience was great with trainers very responsive to our concerns with our dog. She is difficult to train but with their help, we were able to teach her basic commands. Our dog was treated well and they really helped us build a positive relationship with our dog.
The owners of Clearwater are true professionals that are very committed to both helping and training dogs. I have personally attended the private and group classes and have seen the changes in dogs and their owners. The owners are dog trainers as well as learned dog psychologi…Read full reviewClose full review
The owners of Clearwater are true professionals that are very committed to both helping and training dogs. I have personally attended the private and group classes and have seen the changes in dogs and their owners. The owners are dog trainers as well as learned dog psychologists and their training targets the uniqueness of each dog which is a huge challenge. I had one dog attacking another and Gina gave me an exact list of things to do to stop the attacks. I had a very timid rescue dog that loved when Tom would press his thump between her eyes, which is a calming acupuncture point. Clearwater is much more than just training.
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