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The Tom Rose School

High Ridge, Missouri

4/5· 78 Google reviews

About The Tom Rose School

Programs include obedience training and board and train.

Training & services

Training goals

  • Obedience training
  • Puppy training Customer-reported

How training happens

  • Board and train

Dog age

  • Puppies

Training level

  • Advanced obedience

Assistance and working dogs

  • Police K9 training
  • Protection training
  • Service dog training

Dog sports

  • Agility

Additional services

  • Boarding

Other listed services

View 21 additional details
  • Detector Dog
  • Dog Sitting
  • Dog Sports
  • Dog Team
  • Dog Trainer Program
  • Dog Trainer Schools
  • Dog Training Schools
  • Escape Bites
  • Guarding
  • Master Dog Trainer
  • Narcotics Search
  • Pet Dogs
  • Pet Program
  • Re Attacks
  • Scent Detection
  • Trainer Course
  • Training Education
  • Training Your Dog
  • Transports
  • Unique Training
  • Working Dog Trainers

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Questions & answers

From Google

What people have asked about this business.

Does the school provide a dog for you to use in the class and if they do, do you get to keep it?

You have to acquire two dogs, they do work with a program for Veterans for service dogs that they can provide you with a dog but if you get provided a veteran dog you have to give it back at the end of graduation.

Community answer · Kendre Moore · 2019-09-21

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How much is tuition to be a trainer.

Around 14,000 for professional course with covers overall concepts in training but not as advance as there master

Community answer · robbie tilton · 2019-09-21

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Does this school accept VA Benifits?

They will be accepting va benefits (gi bill) in 2021.

Community answer · Nate Schoemer · 2021-09-21

No due to history events

Community answer · robbie tilton · 2019-09-21

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I have a full-time job what are school hours

I attended the school summer 2018 and the hours are 8 to 4 but it will be hard to get your dogs to where they need to be for the requirements needed for they're programs

Community answer · robbie tilton · 2019-09-21

I’m not sure if you found out or not, however you can find any information regarding classes and courses, including their time schedules, on their website :)

Community answer · Kylie Hemchak · 2019-09-21

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I'm moving to Missouri may I make an appointment for tour of facility

I wouldnt take my dog there! Just watch a video of a trainer throwing a PUPPY into the water!!!! This place needs to be shut down!

Community answer · Sharon Cooper · 2021-09-21

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Customer reviews

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4
out of 578 Google reviews

Mentioned in reviews

  • Professional course 12
  • Knowledgeable staff 7
  • Balanced training 3
  • Intense program 3
  • Masters course 3
  • Personal protection dogs 3
All 10 topics
  • Student experience 3
  • Canine obedience 2
  • Hands on experience 2
  • Sick dogs 2

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78 collected reviews

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Chaeslyn Porter
5/5
I went to the Tom Rose School for the July professionals course & learned so much from my experiences there. I still to this day am working on graduating, it's a lot of work and may take time for some, but highly recommend coming here to learn all you need to know about dog train…Read full reviewClose full review

I went to the Tom Rose School for the July professionals course & learned so much from my experiences there. I still to this day am working on graduating, it's a lot of work and may take time for some, but highly recommend coming here to learn all you need to know about dog training. As far as agility, no one at this school has ever forced me to do anything I didn't want to do with my dog, agility is your choice and your own opinion. They're puppies, they will run/jump around like that in general. Both my puppies LOVE agility and wanted to keep doing it over & over. I had to pull my dog away from the agility courses because she loved it that much. I've never seen a dog not enjoy learning the agility courses. And we teach them in the safest way possible & never force them to do it, they eventually do it all on their own. So please don't bash on a school if you don't like something, we spent weeks talking about the safety & health of dogs and they educated us before we ever even began working on agility. And agility is only one of the million other things you learn at this school. Don't listen to any negative reviews, & if you think a dog is too young to do agility (which in my opinion they are not), then just don't do it. Not that hard :) But the Tom Rose School is a great School & I highly recommend it. You will learn a lot more here than anywhere else. 🐾

Jonathan Smart
5/5

Prior student and have nothing but great things to say about the instructors and the course. It is challenging enough to not be a wall in the park but not easy enough that anyone can pass. Listen and put in the effort and this school will make you successful!!

John “GoogleUser” Smith
5/5

Attending TRS was the best decision I ever made

Mar Cervantes
5/5

I think this place is awesome ! They work magic with dogs and have been very sincere from the beginning to how to set expectations with training my pups I couldn’t be happier with their quality service .

Carol Williams
5/5

I love this school! All the trainers are extremely professional and want the best for every dog!

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