The customer service is laughable and embarrassing. I just wanted to know more about upcoming sessions and I was ready to sign my puppy up. Unfortunately, I have completely lost interest because of this horrible customer service.

Nashville Dog Training Club
Nashville, Tennessee
About Nashville Dog Training Club
Nashville's only AKC-licensed dog training club. We offer classes ranging from puppy socialization to competition level obedience, and a community ready to support your dog training journey.
Training & services
Training goals
- Crate training
- House training
- Obedience training
- Puppy training
- Socialization
How training happens
- Private training
Dog age
- Puppies
Training level
- Advanced obedience
- Advanced training
Dog sports
- Agility
- Scent work
Additional services
- Grooming
Other listed services
View 6 additional details
- Animal Therapy
- Drop-Ins
- Pet Therapy
- Ring Rental
- Tracking Dog
- Week Class
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Questions & answers
From GoogleWhat people have asked about this business.
Can I volunteer as a personal trainer?
You can volunteer for group sessions! You will have to join the club. Then take a few classes. The club always needs good teachers!
Community answer · Justin Crippen · 2019-09-21
How much $ are sentwork classes?
100 for 6 weeks
Community answer · Rebecca Mclusky · 2019-09-21
Could you simply observe the classes?
If you wanted to observe one class you would need to clear it with the Training Director. As Justin points out, class fees pay our rent so multiple observations wouldn't be allowed.
Community answer · Beverly Stewart · 2019-09-21
I suppose you could, but this is a volunteer non-profit organization and proceeds from the class go to building maintenance, equipment, and local events. Doing this would hurt the club tremendously.
Community answer · Justin Crippen · 2019-09-21
Is agility training ,racing lures etc., available here?
NDTC offers classes in Obedience, agility, rally, conformation, tracking, scentwork, and pet therapy.
Community answer · Vickie Tillman · 2018-09-21
How much do you charge for this training classes my dog has a bad habit to jump in your face and going on awalk he won't to pull
Class prices are listed on the website.
Community answer · Brenda Enders · 2018-09-21
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Customer reviews
Google listingMentioned in reviews
- Teachers 5
- Dog training 3
- Friendly staff 3
- To learn 3
- Training space 3
- Building 2
All 10 topics
- Clean facility 2
- Dog show 2
- Information 2
- March 2
Google review topics, not confirmed services.
Sent a email week ago no response so I seen they were having a dog show this weekend 04/10/2021 and I’ve never been to one and I was looking for some help and some advice on showing my European Doberman and when me and my wife got there the people showing there dogs was reel nice…Read full reviewClose full review
Sent a email week ago no response so I seen they were having a dog show this weekend 04/10/2021 and I’ve never been to one and I was looking for some help and some advice on showing my European Doberman and when me and my wife got there the people showing there dogs was reel nice but I Guess the person running it was the rudest person I’ve come across no help pretty much got out no spectators do to coronavirus I wasn’t a spectator I was just looking for information on how to join but got nothing but the door so my first experience with a dog show is pretty poor there
Well organized dog show. Friendly people. Was my 1st time showing there. Will definitely show again.
Great place and great staff to train your dog!
After comparing several other Nashville dog training services online, I decided to give Nashville Dog Training Club a try as they seemed to be the most affordable with a good offering of classes. I was interested in the Puppy Kindergarten class but the "Register" button on the we…Read full reviewClose full review
After comparing several other Nashville dog training services online, I decided to give Nashville Dog Training Club a try as they seemed to be the most affordable with a good offering of classes. I was interested in the Puppy Kindergarten class but the "Register" button on the website did not seem to work for any of the classes. I tried calling on several occasions to get more information but no one responded to any of my calls which seems to be a common complaint based on the reviews. Since I couldn't register online and couldn't get a hold of anyone on the phone, I felt like my only option was to try bringing my dog to the facility directly. After driving 30 minutes in rush hour traffic to the location, there was no one at the front door to give us any information so we walked further into the building to talk to one of the instructors while her class was on break. When we started to ask about classes and registering she immediately cut us off with an extremely rude and unprofessional tone and said all registration was closed and wouldn't reopen for several weeks. It sure would've been nice to learn that over the phone before making the drive. She then went on to smugly tell us that dogs were not even supposed to enter the building unless NDTC had their shot records on file ahead of time. If that requirement was so important then why wasn't anyone working at the front door to enforce the rule? This woman was so rude and unprofessional, I'm actually grateful we didn't get to register for the class because it meant we only had to endure her sour attitude for 10 minutes instead of a whole hour for several weeks. You're better off investing your money in a better dog training experience at a place that is professional and respectful to both their dog and human clients.
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