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Connecticut K-9 Education Center

Newington, Connecticut

3.9/5· 32 Google reviews

About Connecticut K-9 Education Center

Programs include behavior consultation, canine good citizen preparation and obedience training.

Training & services

Training goals

  • Behavior consultation
  • Canine Good Citizen preparation
  • Obedience training
  • Puppy training

How training happens

  • Group classes

Dog age

  • Puppies

Assistance and working dogs

  • Protection training

Dog sports

  • Agility

Additional services

  • Boarding
  • Daycare
  • Grooming

Other listed services

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  • Career Education
  • Dog Home
  • Dog Training Center
  • Groomers Course
  • Medication Administered
  • Pet Supply
  • Residential Training
  • Three Week Training
  • Training Your Dog

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Customer reviews

Google listing
3.9
out of 532 Google reviews

Mentioned in reviews

  • Grooming 7
  • Dog training 3
  • Friendly staff 3
  • Classes 2
  • Informative 2
  • Job 2
All 7 topics
  • Money 2

Google review topics, not confirmed services.

32 collected reviews

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Faith Turner
5/5

Great place to take your dog for a grooming or an obedience class. Staff is awesome!

Sandy Thomas
5/5

Friendly, patient staff - even after taking 2 other dogs for training here, still learned more with our new pup!

Mechabrain
2/5
I took my dog here for puppy training years ago and everything went smoothly, even though I was given strange looks like I was weird or something. After that, I took him for grooming, he got groomed there one or two times, but the last time I went after setting an appointment, I …Read full reviewClose full review

I took my dog here for puppy training years ago and everything went smoothly, even though I was given strange looks like I was weird or something. After that, I took him for grooming, he got groomed there one or two times, but the last time I went after setting an appointment, I was told (by the head groomer I guess, not the student girl that was going to work him), that my dog was too on edge and that I should give him some valium or something, lol. Never went back. My dog gets protective around me, but after I leave he's okay, but they didn't seem interested in working him or in money I guess, he's only a Bichon btw not a freaking Pitbull.

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