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Training is an essential part of owning a dog and can be started at any age from puppyhood to adulthood. Dog training builds confidence (in you and your dog), provides mental stimulation and strengthens the bond between you and your pooch. Dogs are always learning and enjoy being given a job or task. If you are looking for dog trainers in Frisco, it is never too late to start training.
8 Dog Trainers in Frisco Recommended by Dog Moms
Running a local Dog Mom group focused on Collin County means that there are many recommendations floating around in this group with first hand experience. I hope that as you are searching for a dog trainer these recommended trainers can help you get closer to the training that you need for the family pup.
1. What a Great Dog
Phone: (214) 297-3000
Web: https://whatagreatdog.com/
2. Wiggle Butt Academy
Phone: 214-210-2695
Web: https://whatagreatdog.com/
3.Beyond K-9
Phone: (214) 912-2757
4. Focused Fido Dog Training
Phone: (214) 733-4323
Web: https://focused-fido.com/
5. Puppy Pals Dog Training
Phone: 469.394.5495
Web: https://www.puppypalsdogtrainingtx.com/
6. Sit Means Sit Dog Training Frisco
Phone: (214) 433-6123
Web: https://sitmeanssit.com/dog-training-mu/frisco-dog-training/
7. Fido’s Finest Dog Training
Phone: 214.864.4489
Web: https://fidosfinestdogtraining.com/
8. (ONLINE) Baxter & Bella
Web: https://www.baxterandbella.com/
As a good dog owner, it’s your responsibility to ensure your dog is properly trained. It will make for better walks, road trips and dog park visits. Ideally, you want to bring your dog to obedience classes when it’s still a puppy; however, if you are like us, we rescued our dogs when they were beyond the puppy stage.
At minimum, I would recommend these 2 items: a good book and small training treats.
When they are beyond the puppy stage, just plan on making a bit more time for dog training and holding yourself (the humans) accountable.
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