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Cosmic K-9 (formerly Noah's Bark Canine Adventures...
- Dog Trainer, Pet Trainer
- 9191 Cleveland Ave NW North Canton, OH 44720
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 7:00PM
Referral from
Mar 02, 2014
Lou S.:
Is there anyone in Western Pa. who teaches Barn Hunt classes? I have a few people interested in learning. Thanks :-)
Jeannine C.:
The closest person I know that has a permanent course set up, practices and tests is Libby Smith in North Canton, OH. She owns Cosmic...
Referral from March 2, 2014
Lou S. asked:
Is there anyone in Western Pa. who teaches Barn Hunt classes? I have a few people interested in learning. Thanks :-)
Karen E. replied:
https://www.facebook.com/emma.j.stephenson.16?fref=ts
Referral from September 12, 2012
leostotch asked:
Can anyone recommend a good dog trainer for a good price? I need a decent dog trainer for a reasonable price; I live near Highland Park. Any suggestions? Would like to...
QThirtytwo replied:
Peak k9 training.
ggk1 replied:
Chris at elite dog training is awesome. He comes to you at your house to train and he gives you a quote for free as to what he thinks it'll take to get your dog to where youwant it. Plus you get lifetime group classes and if you're not satisfied he refunds your money.
inarchetype replied:
Depends on what your philosophy about dog training is. There is a non-profit group that has classes for you to train your dog that is probably the most economical alternative. Fairly old school and traditional in method though, so maybe not everyone's preference (i.e. no clickers, no positive re-enforcement only/radical behaviorist approaches, etc). Very committed to making obedience training accessible though, particularly concerned with making adoptions a success. Steep discounts for rescue dogs (or they used to). Radically accepting of pretty much all dogs- no breed snobbery or prejudice whatsoever.
I think their classes are at flag pole hill on a certain night of the week. Here is the info:
http://www.abotc.com/
fearsofgun replied:
My dog was trained by Man's Best Friend. They weren't cheap but they did a damn good job. They spend lots of time with your dog as it is boarded for a good 2 weeks. They have other programs too but they say boarding your dog is really the best for your money since they need lots of training and not everyone has the time to go back and forth to the place for training. They have advanced programs for training your dog to become a retriever type or a guard dog. My dog responds very well to commands, doesn't bark indiscriminately (especially inside), heels on runs and walks, doesn't jump as much as she use to.
Anyway, it really comes down to what it's worth to you. Here's their website.
http://www.mansbestfriend.com/dallas
cakemama replied:
http://www.whatagreatdog.com/ we used them to train our gentle giant. They know their stuff, and have multiple types of classes, including the different levels of good citizen. Highly recommended!!! Just check out their website
DallasITGuy replied:
Park Cities Obedience School http://www.parkcitiesobedienceschool.com/ Personally have used them and was totally satisfied with them.
Referral from October 27, 2014
Sue O. asked:
Does anyone in the State College area know of a dog trainer they would recommend? I was contacted by someone looking to find a trainer for his daughter's 9 month old...
Michelle J. replied:
Amanda Jones at Manners - n - More in Bellefonte. She was great.
Referral from October 26, 2014
Ruby T. asked:
I'm in need of a dog trainer that will come to my house. If anyone knows of someone or if your friends may know of someone please let me know. Thank you!!
Shelly G. replied:
Renee Giurgin
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