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Dayton Dog Training Club
Moraine, Ohio
About Dayton Dog Training Club
Programs include canine good citizen preparation, crate training and house training.
Training & services
Training goals
- Canine Good Citizen preparation
- Crate training
- House training
- Obedience training
- Puppy training
Dog age
- Puppies
Training level
- Beginner training
Dog sports
- Agility
- Rally obedience
- Scent work
- Trick training
Other listed services
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- Dog Activities
- Dog Events
- Dog Stuff
- Tracking Class
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Questions & answers
From GoogleWhat people have asked about this business.
How much does a beginner agility course cost? What is needed for a dog to participate?
I believe it's $75 per course, and the dog needs to have passed obedience tests. They also require proof of vaccinations.
Community answer · Melissa Walther · 2019-09-21
Melissa Walther do you know if they accept titers?
Community answer · Dee Milf · 2019-09-21
My name is Angie Bowling. I’m looking for a small lab dog who can go anywhere with me .Even on an airplane Do you train Emotional support dog? I’m looking to interview places around the Dayton area thank you, Angie Bowling
This Club offers group obedience classes. ESA's do not require any specific training (although I recommend a CGC at minimum) but you must have a written prescription from your doctor
Community answer · Rachel Williamson-Witzel · 2019-09-21
There is no training at this club that I know of.
Community answer · Dennis Reeb · 2019-09-21
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Customer reviews
Google listing4.7
168 Google reviews
Mentioned in reviews
- Friendly staff 11
- Affordable 5
- Knowledgeable trainers 5
- Agility classes 4
- Puppy class 4
- Beginner classes 3
All 10 topics
- Individual instruction 2
- Obedience classes 2
- Rally classes 2
- Scent training 2
Google review topics, not confirmed services.
Love this place. However I am having a Burnett moment and cannot remember our trainers names both they are both excellent. We are in Junior Puppy or Thursday evenings. They are wonderful and make sure you and the pup both know what your suppose to be learning.
Have been here several times for agility trials. Nice facility. Nothing fancy, but it gets the job done. Looks like a lot of events for members, but we live too far away.
Caring professional staff.
I wasted a trip because the lady I spoke to on the phone ( I was told misinformed me) I was told to come to the drop in class after I had explained that my dog needed beginner classes for the show ring. When I arrived the lady said she did not have time to teach me that the class…Read full reviewClose full review
I wasted a trip because the lady I spoke to on the phone ( I was told misinformed me) I was told to come to the drop in class after I had explained that my dog needed beginner classes for the show ring. When I arrived the lady said she did not have time to teach me that the class was for people who knew what they were doing, she waved her hand and said I could watch. Despite her tone and rude way of speaking to me, I continued to wait around for someone who could help me with the right class, no one was to be found. Got on the website where I saw that forms could be found by the office. I took a form sat down with my dog and continued to watch the class hoping to be able to talk to the lady at the end. Toward the very end my dog barked at another dog and she told me she did not need "that" in there. My dog isn't perfect.. which is why I was hoping to get her in a class. Needless to say Dayton Dog Training Club completely wasted my time, misinformed me with what little information they did provide, and at least the lady I dealt with was completely rude and unprofessional. They seem very overwhelmed.
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