3 Best Dog Training in Nashville, TN

“Tip Top K9 Southern Nashville Dog Training is a family-owned business. They have trained 134 breeds. They have trainers nationwide who specialize in aggressive dog training. Their experts in training aggressive dogs, from German Shepherds to Pit Bulls and even Golden Doodles. Their experienced trainers help dogs become happy, obedient, and well-mannered. They customize training based on your dog’s age, breed, and behavior. Whether your dog is territorial, possessive, fearful, or attacks people and other dogs, they can help. Their training packages come with lifetime group classes and their good dog guarantee.They fix common issues like potty training, jumping, leash pulling, and more.”

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“All Dogs Unleashed Nashville is a locally owned company. Their trainers help you train your dog at home with professional results. With expert guidance, you and your dog can achieve your training goals. Their Board & Train program includes a two-week stay at their modern facility. They using the most humane techniques and provide the best dog training available in the industry sets them apart. Their dog trainers specialize in, pet obedience, advanced dog training, service & therapy dog training, protection dogs, and more. They provided unlimited follow-up services for the life of your Dog.A whole staff is available seven days a week for support. During the second session, trainers assess progress and address any challenges.”

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“Nashville K-9 has trained 100 dogs each year. They aim to solve your daily dog obedience and behavior problems. Training between 300 and 700 companion pets per year gives them an advantage over every other middle Tennessee dog trainer. Nashville K-9’s founding trainers include Jessica Baba, John Poland, and Nick Wolkonsky. They joined the Police Benevolent Association and began working with the Davidson County Rescue Squad. Their Board and Train programs include daily training three times a day, behavioral training twice a day, and exercise eight to ten times a day. They train all seven days a week, rotating your dog between all of their trainers, both male and female. At the end of training, they place the parents through a training course, teaching them everything they taught their dog.”

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