Dog training in Uxbridge, Massachusetts

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2 businesses

Agility Rush K9

Uxbridge, Massachusetts

5/5· 7 Google reviews

At Agility Rush K9 Performance Center we believe success starts with the proper foundation from the ground up. Success can be realized through core training…Read in fullShow less

At Agility Rush K9 Performance Center we believe success starts with the proper foundation from the ground up. Success can be realized through core training techniques, consistency and belief. We all have our own goals and dreams, which can only be measured by our own specific accomplishments. Whether your goals are for personal, local, national or internationally focused, success can be achieved with consistency, persistence, focus and determination. Unleash Your Pawsabilities at Agility Rush K9 Performance Center. Owned by John Nys, Canine Companion Agility Instructor, Partner & Coach, John is a multiple national and world agility champion. John holds classes and seminars for students all over the USA and locally in New England.

  • Obedience training
  • Private training
  • Puppies

Bob Clarks Dog Training & Doggie Day Care

Uxbridge, Massachusetts

5/5· 4 Google reviews

Bob Clark now offers Doggie Day Care at his new facility in Uxbridge. Fully air conditioned. Bob Clarks Dog Training also offers training at your home for a new puppy…Read in fullShow less

Bob Clark now offers Doggie Day Care at his new facility in Uxbridge. Fully air conditioned. Bob Clarks Dog Training also offers training at your home for a new puppy or dog or an older dog that requires behavior modification or problem solving. Bob Clark has been a professional dog trainer for 36 years. Bob uses only positive reinforcement training methods as recommeneded by the American Society of Veterinary Behavior (ASVB). Puppies should start basic "puppy training" as soon as they come home with you. Imprinting of behaviors ,(good and bad), starts immediately and continues to about 6 months of age. It is much more prudent and easier for you to learn to imprint desired behavior in your new puppy than to try to undo unwanted behaviors.

  • Behavior consultation
  • House training
  • In-home training

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