K9 Evolutions Dog Training

Dog Trainer

Staley, NC

K9 Evolutions Dog Training is led by a Certified Master Dog Trainer and offers board-and-train, protection, search-and-rescue, and competition obedience programs.

  • Dogs needing six-session on-leash basic obedience
  • Owners seeking off-leash obedience with systematic E-collar conditioning
  • Dogs needing behavior modification for aggression, resource guarding, fear, anxiety, or destructive behavior

Southern Tails Dog School

Dog Trainer

Asheboro, NC

Southern Tails Dog School offers six-week group classes for puppies through adult dogs, plus private one-on-one lessons in Asheboro.

  • puppies aged 12–16 weeks needing early socialization and obedience
  • dogs aged 5 months and older needing beginner obedience
  • dogs needing obedience practice around real-world distractions

Total Recall K9

Dog Trainer

Ramseur, NC

Total Recall K9 provides therapy, emotional support, and service dog training in Ramseur, North Carolina.

  • dogs being prepared for therapy work in clinical or educational settings
  • emotional support dogs needing obedience training
  • service dog candidates requiring a long-term training program

Bravo K-9

Dog Trainer

Asheboro, NC

Bravo K-9 offers $75 one-hour private sessions and two-week live-in training in Asheboro for dogs across the Triad.

  • Owners seeking individualized obedience training
  • Dogs needing in-home behavior support
  • Owners seeking a two-week live-in training program

Dog Trainer in nearby counties

FAQ

How much does dog training cost in Randolph County?

Bravo K-9 lists $75 for a one-hour private session. The other listed trainers do not provide pricing in the available information, so ask about lesson, group-class, board-and-train, or program fees.

How long does dog training usually take?

Southern Tails offers six-week group classes, while Bravo K-9 offers a two-week live-in program. Total Recall K9 says full service-dog training typically takes 1–2 years.

Where can I find puppy training classes?

Southern Tails accepts puppies at 12–16 weeks and includes exposure to different surfaces, textures, and appropriate puppy interaction. It also offers small-group classes limited to 5–6 dogs.

Can local dog trainers help with aggression or reactivity?

K9 Evolutions lists behavior modification for aggression, resource guarding, lunging, fear, anxiety, and destructive behavior. Bravo K-9 lists support for reactivity, aggression, separation anxiety, resource guarding, and fear-based behaviors.

Do Randolph County dog trainers offer emergency response?

No emergency response program is stated in the available information. For an immediate safety issue involving aggression or injury, contact a veterinarian or emergency animal service first, then ask a behavior-focused trainer about a routine assessment.