FirstBarkSo far, both me and my dog love coming to classes. We can't wait to start agility training =)
Go Dogs
Omaha, Nebraska
About Go Dogs
Programs include canine good citizen preparation, obedience training and puppy training.
Training & services
Training goals
- Canine Good Citizen preparation
- Obedience training
- Puppy training
How training happens
- Group classes
Dog age
- Puppies
Training level
- Beginner training
Dog sports
- Agility
- Rally obedience
- Scent work
- Trick training
Your dog’s background
- Rescue dogs
Other listed services
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- Advanced Skills
- Akc Fetch
- Dog Basic
- Dog Sports
- Fun Class
- Handling Classes
- Home Classes
- Hunt Classes
- Jump Start
- Life Skills Class
- Off Leash
- Private Instruction
- Rabies Vaccines
- Routine Care
- Support Dogs
- Teaching Your Dog
- Tracking Classes
- Training Your Dog
- Walk On Leash
- Weekly Courses
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Questions & answers
From GoogleWhat people have asked about this business.
How much is it per dog
Classes are around $90 without a membership.
Community answer · Sydney Sehi · 2018-09-21
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Customer reviews
Google listing4.5
42 Google reviews
Mentioned in reviews
- Knowledgeable instructors 5
- Teaching dogs 4
- Dog sports 2
- Friendly people 2
- Life skills class 2
- Positive environment 2
All 7 topics
- Skills 2
Google review topics, not confirmed services.
Fun group and a great place for dog training
Love the positive training. The instructors are motivating and personalize the classes to meet the needs of the students.
Get the TPK. Worth it!
I live across the street. People bring their dogs and they have the dogs go to the restroom in our yard constantly. We have even confronted and verbally asked some of their customers to please use the area designated by the company, but it continues to occur by the same rude wome…Read full reviewClose full review
I live across the street. People bring their dogs and they have the dogs go to the restroom in our yard constantly. We have even confronted and verbally asked some of their customers to please use the area designated by the company, but it continues to occur by the same rude women and men. People bring their dogs and leave them in kennels in the car while they go inside so it's almost 100% impossible for anyone in our family or the neighbors household to sit outside in peace with constant crying and barking by the poor dogs locked in cars while their owners are nowhere to be seen. It is always extremely loud filled with dog barking and crying. A major headache you get from this place is an under statement. Almost everyone we have met their is rude. Maybe you could just not take your dog here. Thanks.
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