Directory of Dog Trainers in Eagle Point, OR

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Go Rogue Dog Training Center LLC

Phoenix, OR

Go Rogue Dog Training Center LLC Go Rogue Dog Training Center LLC is a full service dog training facility that provides high quality professional dog training services that are not offered anywhere else in Southern Oregon. We offer a wide range of services paired with our staff’s extensive knowledge, experience and expertise. Our classes have low student/teacher ratios which allow students to have more personal, one-on-one time, making our classes not just affordable but more efficacious. See Details

Rapport Pet Training

Medford, OR

Rapport Pet Training My focus is on creating enjoyable sessions that allow you and your companion animal to gain skills as you build a relationship. Training should be fun for all parties involved! Behavior consultation and training services. As a Certified Assistance Dog Trainer, I can provide guidance in finding and training an Assistance Dog. See Details

PetSmart Training

Medford, OR

PetSmart Training PetSmart's accredited pet training instructors can help you achieve positive, consistent behavior from Fido. Classes are available for Puppies, Beginners, Intermediate, and Advanced dogs. Click-A-Trick, Private Education, and Personal Training Camp may also be available. Visit your local PetSmart for more information on class times and prices. See Details

Pacific Sled Dog and Skijor Association

Prospect, OR

Pacific Sled Dog and Skijor Association The Pacific Sled Dog and Skijor Association (PSDSA) in Prospect, OR, encourages and promotes the sport of running sled dogs and skijoring, both recreationally and competitively, by providing education on dog care, equipment, and training. PSDSA's focus is directed toward the safe and humane use of dogs in harnesses, good sportsmanship, and camaraderie among those who participate in meetings, demonstrations, gatherings and races. See Details

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