Business Directory

Dog Training

Find the best dog training in Asheville and the surrounding area.

Local businesses

12 results found in Dog Training

4.6
(18)

Companion Dog Training School is a dog training school in Weaverville, just north of Asheville. According to its website, it has been teaching dog owners since 1980. Its program list includes puppy classes, beginner obedience, advanced obedience and rally classes. Private lessons are also available for owners who want one-on-one help. It is located on Monticello Road. Class schedules and sign-up details are on its website.

31 Monticello Rd Ste 103, Weaverville, NC 28787, USA
Closed

Kabler School For Dogs is a dog training business serving Asheville and Columbia, South Carolina. Its website says it has been training dogs since 1995 and has a locations page for Asheville. The site lists puppy preschool, private and day train courses, and a residency board and train program. It also describes a K9 swim center for dock diving and swim courses and independent rentals. The website offers a free evaluation at its training campus.

9 Busbee View Rd, Asheville, NC 28803, USA
660 Williamson Rd, Mills River, NC 28759, USA
1451 Charlotte Hwy, Fairview, NC 28730, USA

Asheville Dog Academy is a dog training business based in Mills River, south of Asheville. Its website describes training for puppies, everyday obedience, reactivity and other behavior challenges. According to the site, its Ultimate Success Obedience Program is an 11-week series of weekly sessions covering on-leash and off-leash skills such as coming when called, sit and stay, down and stay, place, and loose leash walking. The website offers a way to schedule a free consultation.

5046 Boylston Hwy Suite 3 (By Appointment Only), Mills River, NC 28759, USA
50 Booker St, Asheville, NC 28803, USA

Lucky Dog Training Asheville offers puppy and dog training. Its website says it is based in Asheville and serves Western North Carolina, Upstate South Carolina and East Tennessee. The site lists private sessions, group sessions, board and train programs and online training. Topics include puppy biting, potty training, crate training, leash training, obedience, advanced training and separation anxiety. Per the website, the training approach is described as based on the dog's point of view. The site also lists a free phone consultation.

By Appointment Only, 725 Merrimon Ave #8183, Asheville, NC 28804, USA
436 Fairview Rd, Asheville, NC 28803, USA

WNC K9 Dog Training is a dog training business in Asheville. Its website lists a puppy program, private lessons, training classes and a wellness program for dogs. The site describes K9 manners classes and sport-style conditioning classes meant to exercise dogs physically and mentally. It also explains the difference between personalized coaching and class instruction. The website says the business was started by a trainer from the former A Good Dog's Life Training Center. It lists an option to schedule a consultation.

41 Edgewood Rd Ext, Asheville, NC 28803, USA
189 Holston Vw Dr #103, Weaverville, NC 28787, USA

Ruff Life Dog Training Services is a dog training business in Asheville. Its website says it has been working with dogs and their owners since 2018. The site lists private training at a home or at its school, group classes, drop-off training, board and train, and an AKC Canine Good Citizen test. It also lists boarding, events for dogs and their owners, and a calendar of classes. The website says the business supports rescue dogs through fostering and training, and names the New Leash on Life program as a partner.

95 Thompson St, Asheville, NC 28803, USA

Pets FAQ

Common questions about pets in Asheville.

Generally yes. Asheville has a dog-friendly culture, with many patios and breweries that welcome dogs and plenty of trails and parks. Rules vary by venue and trail, and some public lands require leashes, so check before you go.

Our pet services directory lists local veterinarians, groomers, and boarding options. Compare ratings and reviews, ask about emergency and after-hours care, and look for a clinic close to home. It is smart to know your nearest 24-hour emergency vet before you need one.

There are boarding kennels, daycare facilities, and in-home pet sitters around the area. Visit in person, ask about vaccination requirements and supervision, and book early for holidays and fall weekends, when tourism fills spots.

For business owners

Get Your Business Listed

We're building the most comprehensive local business directory for Asheville and the surrounding area. Get listed for free.