3 Best Dog Training in Colorado Springs, CO

" House of Dog Training Boarding & Behavior Center is a family-owned and operated business. They use positive reinforcement-based dog training methods and the least intrusive methods to nurture the bond with your companion animal. Their vaccination requirements for all services are Rabies and Distemper/Parvo. They also offer private in-home lessons for behavioral issues that are specific to the dogs being in the house or if it is difficult to bring the dogs to their facility. House of Dog Training Boarding & Behavior Center prides itself on the specialized care they provide dogs while they board at their facility. They are also very passionate about pet overpopulation and the plight of homeless dogs.

" Sit Means Sit Dog Training is owned and operated by Cindy Hunt. Cindy believes in providing the highest level of obedience and safety while offering the dog the most freedom to enjoy life. The company's mission is to provide training classes that result in a happy, confident owner and a joyful, confident, and obedient dog. Sit Means Sit Dog Training provides exceptional obedience training for puppies and dogs of all breeds, sizes, and temperaments. Their training schedules are results-oriented, and they support it with lifetime training to guarantee their customers have support for all the stages and changes in their dog’s life. They always provide a free demonstration and consultation for their customers and their dogs before any decisions are made for training.

" Zoom Room Dog Training offers science-based dog training programs with a positive reinforcement-only training philosophy. Their indoor gym promotes canine fitness and socialization through puppy training, agility classes, obedience training, and other enrichment classes. They also host dog-centric events and stock a curated selection of pet supplies. They intertwine innovative games into the curriculum for maximum engagement. Zoom Room Dog Training emphasizes speed, attention to detail, and smooth progression through transitions in their most advanced agility training class. They utilize dog-friendly, non-food-based, and non-physical techniques. They have field-tested their behavioral techniques with thousands of trainers worldwide, and around 1 million dogs have been instructed successfully.