Dog Training FAQ for Chattanooga, TN

Dog training at Off Leash K9 Training Chattanooga costs between $50 and $3,500, depending on the program. Private Basic Obedience is $650 for four weekly lessons, and the 2-week board and train is $2,900. The lowest price is a 30-minute service dog evaluation; the highest is the 2-week aggression and anxiety board and train. Every current price is listed on the plans and pricing page.

$2,900 at Off Leash K9 Training Chattanooga. That covers 14 days of immersive training at our facility, all seven basic obedience commands, practice around distractions in multiple environments, and a 2-hour one-on-one owner transfer session when your dog comes home. Puppies from 8 weeks to 5 months have their own shorter programs. See the board and train program for the full schedule.

Private lessons at Off Leash K9 Training Chattanooga start at $400. Basic Obedience is $650 for four weekly one-on-one lessons. Advanced Obedience is $400 and requires Basic first. Buying both together as the 8-week bundle costs $1,000, which saves $50. Basic Marker Mastery, a reward-based program with no e-collar, is $500 for four 1-hour sessions. Details are on the obedience training page.

In-home training from Off Leash K9 Training Chattanooga is $850 for the 4-week basic program and $1,400 for the 8-week basic plus advanced program. It is the same training as our facility lessons, delivered at your home, and both prices include the e-collar and leash. Your home must be within 20 miles of Chattanooga. More on the private and in-home training page.

Yes, on the programs that use one. Basic Obedience and both in-home programs include a professional e-collar and leash. Basic Marker Mastery does not use an e-collar; it comes with a 15-foot leash, a clicker and an OLK9 slip lead instead.

Financing through Affirm is available to qualified applicants at Off Leash K9 Training Chattanooga. Call (423) 430-6559 and we will walk you through the options for the program you are considering.

It is. Off Leash K9 Training Chattanooga offers a free, no-obligation phone consultation at (423) 430-6559. If you would rather start online, the free dog assessment quiz takes about two minutes and points you to a program.

As early as 8 weeks. At Off Leash K9 Training Chattanooga, puppies from 8 weeks to 5 months start in puppy programs built around potty training, crate training, socialization and first commands. E-collar obedience training generally begins at 5 months or older. Adult and senior dogs can start at any age.

Four options at Off Leash K9 Training Chattanooga. The 1-week puppy board and train is $850 and the 2-week version is $1,700, both for puppies 8 weeks to 5 months. The AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy package is six private 30-minute positive-reinforcement classes for $400, with an AKC certificate at the end. A 1-hour puppy consultation is $100. See puppy training in Chattanooga.

Both are part of our puppy programs. Puppy board and train covers potty training, crate training and bite inhibition alongside first commands, and the 1-hour puppy consultation covers potty training, nutrition and socialization if you want to do the work yourself at home.

No. There is no upper age limit for training. Adult and senior dogs learn the same commands, and we adjust the pace and physical demands to the dog. See senior dog training.

Yes. Off Leash K9 Training Chattanooga offers two behavior programs. Aggression and Anxiety Management is seven private lessons, with an optional eighth lesson in your home, for $1,100. The Aggression and Anxiety Board and Train is a 2-week intensive program for $3,500. Read more on aggressive dog training and reactive dog training.

Leash pulling is addressed with the Heel command, taught in Basic Obedience and in board and train, so your dog learns to walk beside you on a loose leash. Reactivity toward dogs or people is handled in our behavior programs. Our guide on how to stop a dog pulling on the leash explains the first steps.

We can. The Aggression and Anxiety Management program is also designed for dogs with major anxiety, and it is taught in private lessons so the plan fits your dog and your home. See separation anxiety dog training.

All breeds and sizes are welcome, from toy breeds to giant breeds. The commands and standards are the same; we adjust equipment and handling to the dog in front of us.

The Off Leash K9 Training Chattanooga facility is at 2120 Test Drive, Unit 106, Chattanooga, TN 37421. We serve Chattanooga, Hamilton County and North Georgia, including Hixson, Ooltewah, East Brainerd, Signal Mountain, Red Bank, East Ridge, Cleveland, Ringgold, Rossville and Fort Oglethorpe. In-home lessons are available within 20 miles of Chattanooga. See all service areas.

Off Leash K9 Training Chattanooga is open Monday through Sunday, 9am to 8pm. Call (423) 430-6559 to schedule a lesson or a board and train drop-off.

At Off Leash K9 Training Chattanooga, some programs include a guarantee or lifetime support, and the terms depend on the program. For example, the Aggression and Anxiety Board and Train includes a lifetime support guarantee. Guarantee details: our results, satisfaction, and lifetime support/refresher guarantees apply to select programs only, and terms vary by program. Please contact us for the full guarantee terms that apply to your dog's program.

The best trainer is the one whose method, results and prices fit your dog, so compare on facts. Ours: Off Leash K9 Training Chattanooga holds a 4.9-star rating across 177 Google reviews, has trained in Chattanooga since 2020, publishes every price, and ends board and train with a 2-hour owner transfer session. Read client reviews and decide for yourself.

Board and train ends with a 2-hour one-on-one transfer session where we teach you every command your dog learned. Private lesson clients practice between lessons, so the skills are already yours by week four. Off Leash K9 Training has more than 150 locations nationwide.

Call Off Leash K9 Training Chattanooga at (423) 430-6559 for a free phone consultation, or take the free dog assessment quiz online. We will ask about your dog's age, breed and behavior, recommend a program, and book your first lesson or board and train start date.