Dog Trainers in Minneapolis, MN

I am also very pleased with Broadway Robbinsdale Animal Hospital! Their prices are reasonable compared to other area vets & their staff really cares about your pet. I had to put one of my dogs to sleep last September & they were very kind throughout the entire process. I recommend them to all my friends.

I also have had a very good experience at Broadway Robbinsdale Animal Hospital, they are very caring and gentle vets who are reasonably priced.

We LOVE the Canine Coach in St L park! Try dr baker at broadway Robbinsdale vet

You can get it done for free if you call Minnesota Spay Neuter. Call my office and we will get you the info. 673-2204

http://www.tcotc.com/ Dog training N.E. Minneapolis.

Petco in Brooklyn Park has TWO AWESOME Dog trainers Jodee Kulp she is also a breeder and is certified through the Animal Behavior Collage and Terri Torgan she is a bully owner as well as owing two other dogs they are both very good trainers I have worked with them both they Trained my Chihuahua and two of my American Staffies.. you can contact them here on facebook or at Petco 763-425-5551

I used the Broadway Robbinsdale Aminal Hospital on W. Broadway for the cats. It's local, reasonably priced, and the staff really cares about your pet. They even gave the cat a t-shirt. http://www.broadwayrobbinsdaleanimalhospital.com/

My son and I are really happy with the Broadway Robbinsdale Animal Hospital as well.

Check out the NOAA Coastal Services Center-they have a good one: https://coast.noaa.gov/digitalcoast/training/planning-and-facilitating.html

My dog and I attended obedience classes at PetSmart in the Quarry when he was a puppy. The instruction was outstanding, and the things that he and I learned are evident to this day. They do a teriffic job of showing you the process of how to train. I’d recommend checking them out. I think I paid like $140 for several weeks.

Diluted capsaicin applied topically on things you don't want to get chewed. They'll learn after the first couple of attempts. /s Only somewhat kidding though... This technique helped me stop chewing on my fingernails as a child very quickly. My parents were quite the clever and pragmatic couple. I was probably about as smart as a doggo at the time.

Have you tried getting some advice on r/dogtraining ? Those guys are pretty helpful.

Puppies are destructive so that's just how it is. Exercise is great, but for a high energy dog no amount of exercise will overcome the destructive curiosity of being a puppy. I have trained 2 dogs through obedience level 3 (the highest TCOTC offered before they restructured the.), both passed canine good citizen, and one was a registered therapy dog (the other is still too young) here is your answer: You need to crate your dog when it is a puppy unless you are there and can watch them.

Chew items before he does. Assert your dominance.

Stone Mountain Pet Lodge does great work. They're in Blaine - not sure if that's considered the Forest Lake area. The other is On the Run! Canine Center in Ham Lake. Haven't had experience with them, but it looks like they have a nice facility.

I would recommend Linda Schindler at Pet Junction in Shoreview.

Please, NOT Katie K-9! Been there, quit after first class. Linda Schindler in Shoreview is awesome

K9 Coach is the best though expensive.

Marilyn Morgan Holzerland hahahha you're funny... marker is a word or sound or action that "marks" the exact right moment poochie is doing what you want and is going to be rewarded.