3 Best Dog Training in Fayetteville, NC

“Patriot K Nine Training & Behavior has 10 years of experience in this field. The company is entirely certified, insured, and bonded. Their staff has diverse training backgrounds and specialties to not only meet but exceed your needs and goals. They apply their understanding of canines and their behavior to a training program designed specifically for their customers and pets. Patriot K Nine Training & Behavior provides private one-on-one training packages. Their trainer offers home visits, public outings, trail walks, and more. Their goal is to provide their customers with the skills to understand better and communicate more effectively with their dogs utilizing traditional and new-age methods.”

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“River Run Dog Training is led by RiverRun's head trainer. She is North Carolina's only CCPDT trainer, and she has been tested and certified for her knowledge and training skills. The training center has provided Fayetteville and the surrounding communities with professional, high-quality dog training services instructed by nationally certified instructors for around 20 years. River Run Dog Training provides agility courses for dogs and humans of all ages. Classes are conducted in their climate-controlled indoor facility or wholly fenced in the outdoor arena. RiverRun Dog Training reserves the right to refuse future services to anyone who registers for courses and does not show up.”

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“Cape Fear Dog Training Club offers dog training classes for both house manners and competition obedience. They support responsible dog ownership. Their goal is to create a public appreciation for the value of trained dogs. They offer obedience classes to the general public from instructors who have earned a variety of obedience titles on their dogs. They advocate canine education by participating in career education days at local schools and conducting educational talks and demonstrations. Cape Fear Dog Training Club is wholly licensed by the American Kennel Club. They offer both basic obedience and advanced competition courses to the general public. They also provide their customers' dogs with independent training opportunities where dogs and handlers can perform competitive obedience skills in the presence of distractions while learning about dogs.”

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